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Pledge 85 girls in one week; Alpha Beta Gamma leads with sixteen pledges; Delts second List of pledges.
The official Homecoming program Schedule of activities.
Commons social plans enriched; "after-dinner hours" will provide opportunities for cultural growth Will provide recreational and cultural opportunities.
Kurtz recital to be presented at leisure hour Music faculty will play compositions by Professor Kurtz.
"Beat Simpson!" is cry of rooters on eve of annual Homecoming celebration; fifteenth meeting of teams is third held on "Grads' Day" The Simpson team, one of the strongest in the state, will face ISTC during Homecoming game.
Pepsters form new fraternity; Fenner leader Group will organize cheering, instill school spirit, and promote friendship; may seek affiliation with national Pi Epsilon Pi.
Cheerleaders sport new uniforms Will feature white flannel pants and white sweaters with Panther and "I".
'Welcome, grads' is keynote of Homecoming; show, dance, banquets, and game are highlights of festivities Homecoming preview and schedule; photo.
Peace orations to be delivered here Wednesday evening Local winner will compete at Drake.
Old Gold rates all-American; wins title, "superior," the highest attainable in contest By National Scholastic Press Association.
Fall term play pleases critic; "Three Cornered Moon" is rated amusing Homecoming fare Review of the play "Three Cornered Moon."
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Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
Why Homecoming? Homecoming exists to allow alumni to return to their happy days.
The Line Campus gossip.
Books A book review of "The Long Rifle" by Stewart Edward White.
Forum; A Freshman Looks Around Observations of a freshman about grade warning letters.
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Karl Nielsen to give piano recital Wednesday, Nov. 8 Performance program.
Alpha Chi Founders' Day banquet to be held Sunday, Nov. 5 Commemorates founding of Alpha Chi Epsilon on November 15, 1915.
Homecoming dance is feature of campus affairs of the week-end Campus social calendar.
Untitled James Morehouse speaks on World's Fair at Chemistry Seminar.
Luse and Paine to talk at meeting of Kappa Delta Pi Will speak on supervision of teachers.
Phi Chi Delta holds breakfast Saturday Alumnae will meet.
Untitled Lorinne Crawford speaks on experiences at Yellowstone Park.
Commons is scene of Halloween party for Bartlett women
News briefs Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
Kappa Phi club will celebrate birthday at open house
Seven are initiated by Eulalian society List of pledges.
Presbyterians will give religious play Will present "Confessional".
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Untitled Professor Watson will speak at Westminster gathering.
Baker seeks scoring punch; grills ends and backs on duties; Snyder, Smalling raise hopes Coach Baker remodels Panther team in anticipation of meeting with Simpson; photo.
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Untitled Playcraft Club and Theta Alpha Phi will host alumni.
Professors attend convention Many faculty attending ISTA meeting.
Cory wins golf tournament on 34th hole, 3-2 C. S. Cory defeats E. C. Denny in faculty golf tournament.
Rickert, Weissman, advance to finals of tennis tourney Rickert wins a closely contested match against Darrell Black.
Frosh to buck Coe yearlings; tilt is first of year for freshmen; strength is uncertain Freshmen able to hold own against varsity team, but Coe freshmen seem strong as well.
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The Coach Profile of Johnny Baker.
The Team
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Frats to vie in decorations; house decorating contest is annual affair for Homecoming