Issue Contents
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1 | Annual music festival tomorrow | The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra set to play; proceeds to go to the Campanile Fund; photo. |
2 | Campanile drive to be launched Friday | Drive to obtain remainder of funds needed to construct memorial Campanile; ten teams organized. |
3 | Campus is Mecca for Iowa scientists; R. I. Cratty of Ames is new president | Iowa Academy of Science holds 39th annual meeting on T. C. campus. |
4 | Cedar Falls Band in concert Friday; is under direction of Prof. F. L. McCreary | Program for performance provided. |
5 | Commencement play "Pharaoh's Daughter" to be staged 28-29; annual production to portray magnificence and splendor of ancient Egypt | Preview of upcoming production directed by Professor Bertha Martin. |
6 | D. D. Murphy slated for Commencement address here June 2; is outstanding attorney and President of Iowa State Board of Education | D. D. Murphy to deliver Commencement address. |
7 | Euterpeans will appear in recital next Tuesday | Euterpean Glee Club to give annual recital; will include dance. |
8 | Helen McHugh walks away with May Queen honors by big margin; will preside over festivities of May Day which will be held Thursday, May 21 | Helen McHugh elected 1925 May Queen. |
9 | Hockaday-Wilke give splendid recital | Cora Mae Hockaday and Kathryn Wilke give recital in Gilchrist Chapel. |
10 | Lake Geneva meeting at 'Y' room tomorrow | Meeting to be held for all students wishing to attend the Y. M. C. A. student conference at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. |
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11 | 'The Charm School' was great success; played by the senior class at the Training School | Senior class of T. C. High puts on play. |
12 | Bel Cantos to give concert at Baptist church this Sunday; Clara Jobes is organist | Program for performance provided. |
13 | Do not judge others, urges Dr. Kleven; St. Olaf pastor makes plea for life of "earnestness" | The Reverend N. Kleven of St. Olaf College speaks at Sunday service. |
14 | Dorothy McKerral in song recital tonight | Program provided. |
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15 | College Orchestra makes decided hit in final concert; skillful interpretation of selections by Miss Ruegnitz adds to success | Recap of program under direction of Edward Kurtz. |
16 | Hansen-Swain-Simmers in recital next Monday | Performance program.. |
17 | Musbach-Knittle in recital May 13 | Recital to be given in Gilchrist Hall. |
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18 | Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says-- | Jokes and commentary on campus life. |
19 | Isn't it wonderful? | Speaks out against overuse of the word "wonderful." |
20 | Thank you | Reminds students to pay their College Eye subscriptions. |
21 | The Commencement play | Urges students to attend Commencement play, "The Pharaoh's Daughter." |
22 | To those who like to join | Denounces students who join too many campus organizations and fail to contribute to any of them as a result. |
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23 | Delphian formal dinner | Formal dinner held. |
24 | Formal initiation | Held by Sigma Tau Delta. |
25 | May Day breakfast | Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi sorority entertained. |
26 | Phi Omega Pi notes | Margaret Milversted hosted breakfast. |
27 | Phi Sigma Phi | Held annual Spring Formal; details about the event and those who attended. |
28 | Pi Theta Pi dance | Held Spring Formal; details about the event and those who attended. |
29 | Shake-Aristo banquet | Program for banquet. |
30 | Sigma Tau Delta formal dance | Thirty-six couples attended the Spring dance. |
31 | The Phi Omega Pi's | Entertained rushees. |
32 | The Pi Theta Pi sorority | Announces pledges. |
33 | Theta Alpha Phi | Enjoyed a party and picnic supper. |
34 | V. O. V. Sigma Phi | Held regular meeting at the home of Cornelia Woolverton and Helen Easley. |
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35 | Dubuque 'U'-Pedagog clash today; Teachers' nine meet "Germans" in hardest battle on schedule | Tutors to play baseball game against Dubuque University; championship Tutor basketball and wrestling squads to be honored prior to game. |
36 | Entries for Tutor tennis tournament must be in by May 7; state meet at Simpson on May 22 and 23 | Home tournament to be held to determine entries in Iowa Conference tournament at Simpson College. |
37 | Tutors outhit Waterloo "Hawks" but unable to play errorless ball; drop second ragged contest Friday to veteran leaguers | Tutors lose to Waterloo in baseball, 9-7. |
38 | Tutors will hold high school track meet here May 23; 500 athletes will compete | High schools in the region to compete in Tutor interscholastic track meet. |
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39 | Bender's stars cop tri-meet; easily smother Luther and Upper Iowa University in Decorah classic | Tutor track team defeats Luther and Upper Iowa with a score of ninety points. |
40 | Coach Bender soon to issue call for spring grid work; many candidates are expected to receive training in early session work | Preview of 1925 football squad. |
41 | Iowa Conference meet Saturday at Des Moines; fast Tutor squad entered | Track squad to compete in Iowa Conference track meet in Des Moines. |
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42 | Summary of Luther tri-meet | Results of track meet provided. |
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43 | Buxton and Noah in charge of Morning Watch | Will be held in Y. M. C. A. room. |
44 | Capt. C. S. Aldrich dies suddenly | Husband of Bess Streeter Aldrich dies in Nebraska.. |
45 | Gospel team speaks at Finchford Sunday | Y. M. C. A. gospel team secured by Roy Brown, superintendent and T. C. graduate. |
46 | Ivan Fern | Ivan Fern attended the Iowa Academy of Science meeting; Ivan Maxson visited Plainfield. |
47 | Miss Conlon at art convention in Tennessee | Will return to Cedar Falls on Sunday. |
48 | Miss Stratton is elected to Omicron Nu | Inducted into the University of Kansas at Manhattan chapter. |
49 | New instructors for summer term | Fifty-seven new professors to join faculty for summer term. |
50 | Oklahoma educator here May 4 and 5 | W. C. Herring visits campus to study rural education work. |
51 | Presbyterian field director to speak Sunday | Ralph W. Owen to deliver sermon on "Greatness and Service." |
52 | Prof. Mach speaks to college Commercial Club | Spoke on "Prospects in Commercial Education." |
53 | Seniors don caps and gowns | Members of the senior class to wear caps and gowns and march as a body to chapel services. |
54 | William Conradi | William Conradi visited Waverly. |