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1 Bewitched Sharon Refshauge, Delores Beckmann, LaVonne Gross, and JoAnn Lusson perform in "The Crucible."
2 Brinkley, Brenda Beneke named Mardi Gras royalty A look at the Mardi Gras celebration; photo.
3 Commons show stars James Mason tonight
4 Gridiron dinner honors EYE, Old Gold staffs History of the Oil Can Award with list of winners.
5 Marlins select TV theme for spring water show A look at the show and a list of performers.
6 New SLB names committee heads List of committee chairs.
7 Price of Marterie admission drops For spring formal.
8 Re-elect members of SCRA Monday
9 Schedule senior recitals Tuesday Lois Bubb and Roger Maxwell will perform.
10 Students can enter mother in contest Procedures for nominating Mother of the Day.
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11 Calls for school betterment
Ver Hoef--P. C. Neil (Class of 1956) 		Encourages students to express loyalty to their school, with special reference to Greek organizations.
12 Campus tremors
13 Disagrees with editorial claiming colleges do not have doctrines
Abbott--Roy Linn (Class of 1915; Science Faculty) 		Believes that statements made in a previous editorial have gone "haywire."
14 Max says; contract signers intend to teach Discusses signing teaching contracts.
15 Speaking of Records
Albert--Carl P. (Dean) (Class of 1956) 		Comments on the musical stylings of Kitty Kallen, Tony Bennett, and Ralph Marterie.
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16 Blanford prepares magazine article Work selected for honors.
17 Dr. Dreier writes for 'new campus'
18 Michaelsen discusses 'The Disciplined Leaven' Will speak at CHIC.
19 Witch hunts provide setting for Miller's 'The Crucible'
Phelps--Robert Frances (Class of 1954) 		Lengthy background and preview of the play.
20 WRA slate announced List of candidates.
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21 Change scheduled time of recreational swims
22 Intramurals Schedule is posted for men's intramural softball.
23 Sports in Short
Cias--Gerald W. (Student--1953) 		Discusses TC Relays, men's golf, and sketches Gary Gorham and Rod Tangeman.
24 Suffers brain concussion in grid practice Dudley Stringer injured.
25 Tutor netmen drop opener TC defeated by Iowa State, 6-1.
26 Tutor nine plays two on road this weekend TC defeated Morningside, 17-1 and 4-0; Panthers will face LaCrosse TC and Winona TC; photo.
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27 A big field The tracksters relax during the Teachers College Relays; photo.
28 Positions offered for Social Life Six committee vacancies.
29 Scholarship dinner set for Tuesday For Intersorority Council.
30 Three workshops set for summer On elementary education.
31 Tutors enter Drake Relays; thinclads stop Upper Iowa TC defeated Upper Iowa, 94-1; Panthers will compete in the Drake Relays.
32 Up and over Jim Lundquist clears the pole vault bar at 12-6; photo.
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33 Ellen H. Richards elects officers List of officers.
34 Student Centers News from campus religious centers.
35 Trimble receives Ford Fellowship Will study curricular improvement.
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36 Greek Letters News from Greek organizations.
37 Phi Mu Alpha elects Bill Olson president List of officers.
38 Political scientists have meeting Saturday Representatives from 20 colleges will attend.
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39 35 'highly eligible' for overseas jobs
40 Fraternity council reports yearly accomplishments Talks about changes in pledging process.
41 Large crowd expected for drama meet 600-800 will attend conference and play performance.
42 Men's Union offers committee jobs
43 Shahn paints 'Downfall' with distinctive form
Hall--Barbara J. (Student--1954) 		Critique of work in recent exhibition.
44 Student teaching conference set Representatives from 40 schools will attend.
45 Students to print two publications Pi Omega Pi will prepare publications.
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46 22 students achieve top grade points List of students on Honor Roll.
47 Classroom clock is just like other clocks--almost
Funk--Dean A. (Class of 1958) 		Watching a clock; photo.
48 Drama club sees 'Picnic' scenes
49 Explains purpose of senior exhibits
McClure--Mary E. (Class of 1957)) 		Paul Smith talks about displaying work by seniors.
50 Extension center set in Woodbine
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51 College symphony sets early May concert
52 Dormitories and off-campus News from housing units.
53 Dr. Bernhard attends conference at capital
54 Home economics class plans adult education Lena Buckingham will coordinate community classes.
55 Home Economics Day is tomorrow Will sponsor third annual high school day.
56 Inter-varsity hears bell Ruth Bell will speak.
57 Mrs. Fahrney speaks At Faculty Dames meeting.