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1 Cole takes Robinson's post July 1, veteran official ends long period of service as superintendent of the buildings and grounds James Robinson will supervise upkeep of campus and janitorial service; profile of E. E. Cole.
2 Delia Kolling undergoes operation Saturday Had mastoid operation.
3 Departments will combine in September; Department of Education and Rural Department will be consolidated for greater economy Martin Nelson will head combined department.
4 Dorm lists forecast standard enrollment About same numbers on Bartlett Hall waiting list.
5 Dozens of pale pickles are devoured as Hayes wins five dollar wager Cook eats thirty-one pickles on bet.
6 Dr. Latham speaks, gives degrees and diplomas, to nearly 500 grads Excerpts from Commencement address.
7 Dramatists present three productions in summer term Will perform re-run of "Enchanted April" as first presentation.
8 Four students get staff positions on year book Roster of Old Gold staff members.
9 Functions for summer begin; reception for students to be given by faculty Friday evening Entertainment or amusement planned for every evening.
10 Funeral services are held for Louise M. Mechaelsen Died May 25, 1931, after becoming ill with infected tonsils.
11 Mendenhall studies; Bender takes place as department head Several men's physical education faculty taking graduate study; photo.
12 Twenty-one instructors get leaves; majority to pursue further graduate study during 1931-'32 academic year; action of state board Roster of faculty who will take or are returning from leaves.
13 Wild heads women's P. E.; has taught here since 1913; made acting head in 1918 Profile of Monica Wild.
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14 An opening number New staff explains changes in paper's layout.
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15 Orchestra Club to hold first meeting Tuesday Organized by Professor Hill.
16 Untitled Kappa Theta Psi had dinner.
17 Untitled Kappa Phi had autograph party.
18 Untitled YWCA cabinet holds picnic.
19 Untitled Kappa Theta Psi has picnic.
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20 Berg Trophies awarded to Heintz and Stapley as most valuable men; Heintz also voted the best all-around athlete and scholar Wayne Heintz and Keith Stapley receive MVP awards for baseball and track, respectively.
21 Frosh make good marks in sports for whole year Freshman athletes have good showings in baseball and track this season.
22 Golfers finish with state meet over Ames course Results from golf meet in Ames posted.
23 Sweater awards made by athletic council Letter winners for baseball and track listed.
24 Teachers score in four events with five men at Drake Tutor men win high places at track meet hosted by Drake.
25 Tutors again win conference meet; three marks fall Track team breaks three records while winning conference honors.
26 Tutors lose final fracas to Michigan Tutors lose last game of season to Western State Teachers College, 6-2.
27 Whitford has strong squad back in fall; fourteen lettermen return for 1931 grid team; yearlings strong Prospects for 1931 football team.
28 Xanhos dethrone Chis in annual school meet Xanho fraternity wins intramural track meet.
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29 First officers of math honorary fraternity are installed by Ira Condit List of charter members of Kappa Mu Epsilon.
30 Seventeen students, six professors initiated into honorary music order List of charter members of Phi Mu Alpha.
31 Six professors and ten students initiated into new geography frat List of charter members of Gamma Theta Upsilon.
32 Untitled Urges subscription to summer College Eye; $.75.
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33 Chicago artist takes place of Miss Freeman at start of fall term Profile of Ralph Squires.
34 Students scramble when bell tolls out song of free Old Golds for two Rush to Old Gold office for free yearbooks.
35 Training School Play Day Enjoy pageant, May pole, and track meet.
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36 New course in speech corrections is offered during summer term Professor Berkstresser will offer course.
37 Placements now total four hundred and nine Roster of those who found jobs.