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1 | Art show offers work by students | Exhibit will run for eleven days; list of students assisting in exhibit. | |
2 | Ray Pearl slated for spring dance | The theme for the dance will be "Stairway to the Stars". | |
3 | Banquet honors athletes, band | Schedule of activities planned for the All Sports Band Banquet. | |
4 | Excellent rating received by Eye | Receives a rating of first-class from the Associated College Press. | |
5 | ' College trained women must be community acting agents' | Jean Grimm was guest speaker; list of students receiving certificates. | |
6 | Select candidates in party caucus | Party candidates for Speaker and Clerk of the Assembly were nominated for the Right of Center, Center, and Left of Center tickets. | |
7 | Music department presents first opera in twenty years | Will be presenting "The Mikado"; list of cast members; photo. | |
8 | Demchevsky will lead conference | Esther Demchevsky will present a conference on student leadership. | |
9 | Dieter's delight . . . | Student weighs food for special diet; photo. | |
10 | Victorson speaks for Baccalaureate | Rev. Frans A. Victorson, Des Moines, will provide the address for the service. |
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11 | Industry prefers broad background, declares Hammes | R. M. Hammes spoke on "What Industry Expects of the Public School". | |
12 | Plans being made for new chapel | Chapel to be called the Danforth Chapel; architects drawing up plans. | |
13 | 110 are enrolled in July workshop | Steward Harral will be the guest speaker at the School Public Relations Workshop. | |
14 | Announce schedule for final exams | Schedule is given. | |
15 | Silver elected prexy of Theta Theta Epsilon | Dinner held for seniors and faculty. | |
16 | Be on the inside looking out | Praise goes to volunteers and committees for Mother's Day weekend. | |
17 | Letters to the editor; playground chairman praises pledges | Mrs. Richard Griffith thanks Alpha Chi Epsilon for cleaning up their park. | |
18 | Blade and brothers want to grow | Humorous letter from a blade of grass asking for students to stay off the lawn. | |
19 | Special kitchen prepares diets for diabetics, obese, anemic | The diet kitchen prepares meals for twenty-five people. |
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20 | McNeal chosen Stadium director | ||
21 | Madison area alumni held reunion recently | A list is given of those in attendance. | |
22 | Hill elected president of business honorary | Other officers are listed. | |
23 | Kim sheds light on Japanese manners, customs for opera | David Suk China Kim gives advice to the cast of "The Mikado" on Japanese movements and dancing. | |
24 | Pre-registration held this week | Cost for summer session will be $160 which includes tuition, room, and board. | |
25 | Foreign Language Club to hold picnic tonight | Will be held at the home of Jo Hall. |
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26 | Dahlke misses no hitter in ninth as Luther bows | Baseball team defeats Luther; almost a no hitter for Don Dahlke; photo. | |
27 | Scannell granted one year leave | Will be doing one year of graduate work at the University of Iowa. Profile of Wayne Duke. | |
28 | Golfers fourth in Iowa Collegiate | Finish with an overall team score of 414. | |
29 | Softball tourney gets underway | Sponsored by the Men's Union Recreation Committee. | |
30 | Track team meets Loras under lights on Monday; first night meet in track history closes home season | Track team competes under the lights for first time. Meet against Loras ends season. | |
31 | Tutors trail; then sail 79-52 | Panthers win second outdoor track meet against Drake; photo. | |
32 | Illinois Normal battles nine in weekend series | With victories over Winona Teachers and Luther College, baseball team hopes to take another win. | |
33 | Iowa State clips tennis team 5-2 | Panther tennis loses to Iowa State in second meet of the season. |
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34 | Dean Myhr chosen as next Art Club prexy | Other officers are listed. | |
35 | Limited number left | Urged to purchase Old Golds. | |
36 | AWS and Men's Union work on booklets for fall distribution | Description of the booklets. | |
37 | Keefe announces retailing clinic | Assisting Leonard Keefe with the clinic are the following local businessmen: James Walmsley, Robert Steffensmier, Henry Willoughby, Robert Ruby, Don Baxter, and Lawrence Johnson. | |
38 | Keefe, Haines honored by part-time students | In Mason City. | |
39 | Henry leads morning meditations May 10 | ||
40 | Ken's Korner | Gives opinion on selection of an All-American wrestling team. Results to be published in body building magazine. |
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41 | R. Tolentino rides on winning float | A description of the winning float is given. | |
42 | Annual Iowa Conference of University Professors to meet here tomorrow | Program highlights. | |
43 | Wood announces film for meeting Saturday | "Quiet One" will be shown. | |
44 | Show movie for class in contemporary art | The film "March of Movies" will be shown. | |
45 | Style show May 8 Berry to direct | The theme for the style show will be "Spring Fashion Cruise"; photo | |
46 | Guest chapel speaker will be A. L. Drake | Reverend A. L. Drake is chairman of the City Planning Commission of Waterloo. | |
47 | Holmes will head public relations joint committee | His duties as chairman of the Joint National Committee on Public Relations of the American Association of Colleges for Teachers Education and the American College Public Relations Association are provided. | |
48 | Send 15,000 booklets to possible students | Prospective students will be receiving the "Bulletin of Iowa State Teachers College". | |
49 | Commencement note | Commencement rehearsal will be held. | |
50 | String teachers hold conferences | James Robertson, University of Wichita, will be the guest speaker. |
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51 | Rose Ruegnitz speaks at last coffee hour | ||
52 | Pi Gamma Mu holds picnic at Hartman's | Seniors hold panel discussion on "Teachers College and the Social Science Department". | |
53 | Spring picnic set for FBLA May 9 | Picnic tickets are available for $.35 each. | |
54 | Peterson to preside over business group | ||
55 | Film preview features courtship, marriage | A list of the films to be shown. | |
56 | Waterloo women will picnic at golf course | ||
57 | Rendezvous | News from Greek organizations on campus. | |
58 | Remedial reading class uses clinical practice | Approximately twenty elementary children will be attending a special education center during this year's summer session. | |
59 | Student centers | News from campus religious centers. | |
60 | Sigma Gamma Kappas have square dancing | Quarterly social event was held at Hartman Reserve. |
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61 | Student teachers to direct concert | Students from the ninth and tenth grade chorus and the senior chorus will participate. | |
62 | Eppard, Bundy are concert features | Gwen Eppard and Lester Bundy will appear with the Waterloo Symphony Orchestra. | |
63 | Keister voice students give recital, picnic | ||
64 | Entries number 16 for second sing | The organizations that have entries in the second annual All-Campus Sing are listed. | |
65 | Sweet and Lowdown | News from the Department of Music. |