Issue Contents
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1 | Annual May fete planned for May 22; Ann Perry to be crowned May queen | Will feature dances and songs. |
2 | Big plans made for May Day dance | |
3 | Cecilians given high ranking | Appreciates performance in Milwaukee. |
4 | Class recital held tonight | Roster of Professor Schmidt's students who will perform. |
5 | College Symphony Orchestra gives splendid program Freeman--Alta (Music Faculty) |
Review of their performance. |
6 | Compositions by Prof. Samson were excellent | Performed at CHIC. |
7 | For seniors to remember | Should be measured for caps and gowns. |
8 | Lois Roush places second in piano contest in Des Moines | At State Federated Music Club competition. |
9 | Minneapolis minister to speak Sunday | Lucius H. Bugbee will speak at CHIC. |
10 | Official Bulletin | Schedule of events for upcoming week. |
11 | Ohio U. president to be speaker at Commencement | E. B. Bryan will speak; description of the ceremonies. |
12 | Old Golds ready for distribution | |
13 | Prize contest to be feature of campaign | Encourages students to buy subscriptions to the College Eye. |
14 | Pulitzer Prize awarded to former T. C. prof. | Fred A. Shannon wins Pulitzer Prize for "The Organization and Administration of the Union Army, 1861-1865". |
15 | Ray Latham awarded the high honor | Son of President Latham will go to Scout jamboree in England. |
16 | Sigma Tau Delta to publish "The Purple Pen" | Will publish literary magazine made up of best work done in classes; Ted Martens will edit it. |
17 | Student and minister appear in assembly | Dr. Bootman spoke at regular assembly. |
18 | Two advanced voice students, Cavana and Evans will give recital soon | Performance programs. |
19 | W. A. A. play day proves successful | For high school women. |
20 | Y. W. weekend house party to be gala event | All women invited to attend. |
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21 | College Eye questionnaire to be prepared | Students encouraged to watch for a questionnaire about advertisements and to fill it out. |
22 | Editorially speaking | Praises "The Purple Pen" and those who participated in making it; appreciates President Latham and his wife for making good memories for seniors; gives a summary of the Iowa College Press Association convention. |
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23 | Alpha Beta Gamma | Enjoyed recent dance. |
24 | Alpha Theta Beta | Upcoming events. |
25 | Delta Phi Delta | Upcoming events. |
26 | Faculty men to stage big party | Will invite all men's organizations; will feature original play by Professor Lillehei. |
27 | Kappa Phi | Upcoming events. |
28 | Kappa Theta Psi | Upcoming events. |
29 | Untitled | Mrs. R. R. Hollingsworth will meet Professor Swalwell's classes. |
30 | V. O. V. Sigma Phi | Upcoming events. |
Page 4
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31 | Baseball team at Iowa U. Sat.; Heintz slated to hurl for locals | |
32 | Cinder stars point for conference meet; lose close dual to Coe, 74-57 | Summary of track meet. |
33 | Diamond team on extended winning streak; take five tilts; Luther scheduled for game here decoration day | T. C. will play Luther next game; T. C. won over Central Falls, 8-1; Luther lost, 17-10; Coe was defeated, 5-0; Drake lost twice, 5-0 and 20-4. |
34 | Frosh track team downs Cornell frosh | Score was 74-57. |
35 | Frosh-varsity dual scheduled for Sat. | Varsity looks for revenge on freshmen after succumbing to them, 65 1/2 - 64 1/2. |
36 | Little Tutors do well in Iowa-Cedar meet | Finished sixth in meet. |
37 | Sport Shorts | News briefs about ISTC athletics. |
38 | Spring intramurals now in full swing | Several sports have started; standings of teams given. |
39 | Tennis squad drills for conference meet | Tennis practice has started. |
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40 | College Trio gives concert | Guest Day of the Traer Women's Clubs hosted the College Trio. The trio performed many group numbers and solos. |
41 | Gretchen Henry's glee clubs win honors at Iowa City | Gretchen Henry is teaching in Fairfield. |
42 | Miss Alta Freeman and Miss Anne Duncan had as house guests | Miss Freeman's parents from Le Mars, Iowa visited. |
43 | Miss Gladys E. Lynch, daughter of Professor and Mrs. S. A. Lynch | Doing graduate work in speech, gives recital. |
44 | Miss Selina M. Terry, Mrs. M. J. Nelson and Miss Alpha Corinne Mayfield entertained Miss Mildred Sharp | Surprise shower for Mildred Sharp held at Alpha Mayfield's. The wedding will be in the early fall. |
45 | Neo-Chresto | Formal banquet plans finalized. |
46 | Notice Shakespeareans!! | Invited to formal banquet. |
47 | Pi Gamma Mu | Hold formal initiation of ten new members. |
48 | Pi Omega Pi | Heard reports from the Commercial Teachers meeting, enjoyed spring banquet, and initiated new members. |
49 | Sigma Tau Delta | Banquet for new members included a toast and talks by representatives of the new members, old members, and advisors. |
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50 | Alpha Delta Alpha | Elect officers, attend luncheon, visitors, sign contracts, and entertain professors. |
51 | Chi Pi Theta | Spring sport dance planned, visitors, attend Iowa College Press Convention, and home visits. |
52 | Phi Omega Pi | Attend May breakfast, visits home, members attend dances in Iowa City, and members sign teaching contracts. |
53 | Phi Sigma Phi | Alumni return for spring dance, teaching contract, and Beta seranade. |
54 | Pi Tau Phi | Pledges entertain actives, visitors, teaching contract, and alumni. |
55 | Pi Theta Pi | Sport dance, visits home, formal initiation, and alumni return. |
56 | Tau Sigma Delta | Visits home, teaching position, plans finalized for formal dance, and member visits Charles City. |
57 | Theta Gamma Nu | Formal initiation for three members, alumni honored at tea, and visits. |
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58 | Xanho | Spring dance plans completed, golf, and member signs coaching contract. |