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1 1945-'46 red letter days are marked A look back at significant events of the year.
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2 Campus School spring festival to be May 22 Will include May programs.
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3 Couplers Club gathers at Hartman's reserve--get-acquainted party Enjoy humorous quiz program.
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4 Examination schedule, spring quarter
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5 Finish first Quonset-huts by July; plan total of 111 Applications being accepted; families in difficult circumstances will be given priority.
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6 Formal dance hosts seniors; Art Stocks plays until one o'clock
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7 Plans complete for graduation week exercises Schedule of Commencement activities.
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8 Student forums to start next year Hamilton Club outlines plans for next fall; list of officers.
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9 Faculty members discuss campus leadership training; a good person is a prerequisite for good leadership training
Bodein--Vernon P. (Religious Activities Director) 		Faculty members give their opinion on how to have better leadership at Teachers College.
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10 Religious News News from campus religious centers.
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11 Social events head list for music frats Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha hold picnic.
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12 World View
Porter--Donald L. (Class of 1946) 		Gives opinion on the idea that the United States should offer help to less fortunate countries, especially in terms of food.
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13 Home ec study shows students drink little or no milk in average diet
Grubb--Ruth Maxine (Class of 1948) 		Professor Randolph finds that students do not eat what they should.
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14 Lecture-Concert artists chosen for next season Professor Sage describes the events of the 1946-1947 program.
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15 Library's juvenile room holds adventure for all grades Description of services and books available to Campus School students.
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16 Campus high runners qualify for state Campus School qualified for five events in the state tournament while winning fourth in the team standings.
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17 Diamond men to play at Ames TC defeats Luther, 2-1, and hopes now to travel to Ames to win against Iowa State.
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18 Jean Jungen champion of tennis tourney Jean Jungen plays Peg Boemecke in the finals of the physical education tennis tournament; Jungen wins 7-5, 6-4.
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19 Teachers trackmen defeat Cornell Saturday, 90-41 TC takes eleven of the fifteen track and field events.
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20 Trackmen have open date; close season with Beloit Relays Any TC trackman may enter the Amateur Athletic Union meet and a select few will travel to the Beloit Relays.
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21 258 campus school gardeners await bumper crop of food and flowers
Belt--Marjory Z. (Class of1947) 		Garden project began three years ago; each grade has section of garden.
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22 Friday recital features nine music students Performance programs.
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23 Sigma Eta Chi church sorority gives dinner
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24 Ten students attend Congregational Ames conference with other schools
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25 She's simply gotta' give 'details' at her sorority five pound party Engagements call for a five-pound box of chocolates; news from Greek organizations.
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26 The Line 'News' from around the campus.
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27 Placement Bureau sends many teachers into field Roster of students and their new jobs.