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1 Anniversary pageant May 29; three hundred people in cast of historical play; story of the struggle of youth Special stage built in new gymnasium; summary of the pageant story written by James Hearst.
2 Fifty-six attend glee club dinner Program for Minnesinger dinner.
3 Geneva YMCA camp will specialize in "quest groups."
4 Notice Seniors should get caps and gowns.
5 Orchestra gives concert this P. M. Performance program; group now includes fifty members; photo.
6 Primary students write and stage marionette play; sixteen ladies pull the wires Put on play "Dr. Doolittle"; raise $55 for Campanile fund.
7 Prof. Nelson Professor Nelson will go to Decorah for his class reunion.
8 Reception for grads tonight President and Mrs. Seerley will entertain graduating classes.
9 Senior women win track meet Seniors defeat other classes; results of the meet.
10 Students honor Miss D. Hammond Has been teaching at ISTC for three years; will marry Floyd K. Reed.
11 Vesper service College Orchestra performed at service; photo.
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12 Student recital Performance program for Ruth Knittel and Florence Reed.
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13 Notice of registration, summer term Registration procedures.
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14 A Bouquet of Eyelets Short poems and humorous comments.
15 The College Eye--a review Current staff offers advice to new staff.
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16 About three hundred Three hundred women sailed up the river on May Day; enjoyed picnic breakfast.
17 All students Books to be sold can be brought to the Y. W. Book Exchange the last Thursday and Friday of the term.
18 Dorothy Drew Visited in Cedar Falls.
19 Dorothy I. Whiteside Dorothy I. Whiteside, student in the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art, gave a recital in Chicago.
20 Elma Lighter Spent the weekend in Conrad.
21 Fern Dickey Visited sister at Cornell College.
22 George Taylor George Taylor will teach art in Indianola.
23 Lyla Day Spent the weekend in Clarksville.
24 May Day was the occasion Cecilian May Day banquet full of music and clever toasts.
25 Miss Hammond Dorothy Hammond has returned to her home to complete preparations for her wedding.
26 Modesta Mann Spent the weekend at Grinnell College visiting friends.
27 Professor Abbott Roy Abbott gives commencement addresses in Bradgate and Orchard.
28 Professor C. A. Fullerton C. A. Fullerton judged music contest in Emmetsburg.
29 Ruby McAtee Visits Central City.
30 The annual Junior-Senior Banquet Banquet will be held May 21, 1926.
31 The Dramatic Club Members of the Dramatic Club held a picnic and enjoyed presenting poems, songs, and plays prior to their business meeting.
32 The last meeting Final meeting of the Biology Club scheduled.
33 The T. C. H. S. Commencement exercises Date and time announced for commencement services at Teachers College High School.
34 Tomorrow evening Mildred Raker and Corene Van Der Sall will give recital assisted by Ruby McAtee.
35 Virginia Wilson Visited friends in Jesup.
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36 Algona cops Tutor High School meet Meet results.
37 Diamond men at Coe Friday; Wilson pitches well against Upper Iowa as Tutors win 2 to 1; purple hitters show improvement Recap of the game.
38 Purple cinder men lose fast meet with Kohawks, 75 to 61; Coe takes relay and javelin to win Results of the meet.
39 Tutors ready for Iowa Conference meet this Friday; Leighton, Blanchard, Bates show up well at Coe Coach Dickinson was pleased with results.
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40 Another senior replies Elsie Walter talks about what she valued in her education at ISTC.
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41 A. C. Fuller asserts Campanile bells will be ready for shipment soon.
42 Chresto Held special meeting; planning for banquet.
43 Delta Phi Delta Held spring dance.
44 Gamma Entertained at dinner.
45 Girl graduates Urges women to stay in touch with the YWCA.
46 Homerian Held business meeting and enjoyed program.
47 Neotrophian Enjoyed a variety of program presentations.
48 Phi Omega Pi Held formal dinner dance.
49 Phi Sigma Phi Gave farewell dinner for Professor Childs, who will retire at the end of the summer.
50 Pi Tau Phi Took trip up river.
51 Shakespearean Held annual banquet.
52 The ban Ban on dancing lifted at Cedar Falls High School.
53 The Minnesinger Glee Club Minnesingers performed well at Methodist Church.