Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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#	Article	Article Summary
1	Beulah Tye chosen W. A. A. president	List of WAA officers.
2	"Ruddigore" will be presented on April 2	By TCHS glee clubs.
3	Curtis wins debate	Against ISU debater.
4	Alice Faust is top 'A' student; leads women's Honor Roll with seventeen hours of "A" work	List of those honored.
5	High School debate team breaks even	Wins four of eight events at state contest.
6	Seven will attend St. Paul convention	Of Midwest physical education group.
7	Board solicits new staffs on Old Gold, Eye; applications due April 14; twelve paid positions available	Description of staff positions.
8	College to give Easter tableau, "In Memoriam"	Description of the services.
9	Five men head new Honor Roll; William Hinson heads list; Burch, Corton, Rogers, next in line	List of those honored.
10	Brauer, Cowie, Pingel, Northey win elections; balloting is light in last all-school election of year	Results of recent elections.
11	"Peace On Earth," spring term play, is important social drama; play to be featured at the drama conference on April 21	Preview of the play.
12	Grant, Curtis to talk at Chicago in speech fray	Will feature teachers colleges from three states.
13	Formal initiation held by Blue Key	List of new members.
14	"Little Tooter" will resume publication	Plan for six issues of the TCHS newspaper.
15	Nominations open for May Day queen
16	Iowa Artists' Club to give exhibition here April 3 to 12
17	Special scenery, costumes add color to opera	Description of the scenes for "Pirates of Penzance".
18	Margaret Watson and father publish geometry textbook	Professor Watson and his daughter Margaret publish book.
19	WMT to broadcast talks by professors	Professor Abbott will speak on everyday science.
20	Lambert organizes Dakota Cub Scouts	Organizes only Cub Scout troop in South Dakota.
21	Reviewer finds Orchesis' dances show originality and ingenuity; annual recital presented last evening in auditorium	A review of the Orchesis dance recital.

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#	Article	Article Summary
22	Wanted: voters	Less than one quarter of the student body participated in last student election.
23	The Line	Campus gossip.
24	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
25	Forum	Considers "Dutch Treat" dating.
26	Know Your Campus	Description of the Commons.

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#	Article	Article Summary
27	News briefs	Information about students, alumni, and faculty.
28	Gamma Theta Upsilon honors new pledges	Three new members initiated.
29	Theta Gamma Nu's hold German picnic
30	Beta Sigmas elect J. Juhl president at recent meeting	Will succeed Lois Dalton.
31	G. Winger to head Lutheran students	List of other officers.
32	Dr. Lambertson will speak at Commons	Will speak on France.
33	Three engagements announced by Delta Phi Delta sorority	Helen Mae Kline will marry Corey R. Olsan; Bonnelle Howe will marry Bruce Edison; Ruth Christensen will marry Bruce Middleton.
34	Y. W. C. A. secretary meets local group	Marcia Seeber was on campus.
35	Untitled	Professor Aitchison will study at the University of Chicago for four weeks.
36	Easter religious services will close Lenten period this week	Campus social calendar.
37	Untitled	Gladys elected to Playcraft Club.
38	Education society guests of sponsor	Eva May Luse speaks at Delta Kappa Pi.
39	Ten are initiated into Playcraft Club	List of initiates.
40	Bailey, Carstenson join science group	Initiated into Lambda Delta Lambda.
41	Bartlett girls meet Wednesday evening for buffet supper
42	Theta Epsilon hears lecture on Indians	Stanley Benz spoke.

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43	Varsity cinder squad working on light drills; Panther trackmen strong in dashes; field events are problematical	Coach Dickinson assigned events earlier this week.
44	Initial call for frosh baseball draws 43 men; nineteen out for infield positions; ten for outfield	The final cut will happen late next week.
45	Natvig is second in lightweight section at intercollegiates	Natvig loses only his second match of the year; places second at National Intercollegiate wrestling meet.
46	Frances Hersey leads Colorado CWA group	Is state director of public health nursing.