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Title Article Summary
Katherine Macon wins district radio audition; enters state contest
Miss Thomes granted two term absence to study in Puerto Rico Will study Spanish there.
Theta Alpha Phi will initiate six members List of new members.
Revamped backfield will strive to tally against Simpson team in Dad's Day tilt tomorrow
Teachers High has first Homecoming Hope that it will become annual event.
Busy Homecoming program promised returning alumni; program features game with Western State Teachers; dance in evening Schedule of activities.
Britishers will debate here; Teachers debaters will meet Oxford Wednesday; British men both notables Profiles of British debaters John Archibald Boyd-Carpenter and John Foot.
Faculty contributes to loan fund Faculty members will contribute one per cent of their salary for four months.
New pep club starts activity; Dirty Thirty will make initial appearance at Simpson game tomorrow Hope to improve volume of support; will not supplant regular cheerleaders.
550 boys visit college on third Boy Scout Day Scouts tour campus and enjoy football game.
Special Sunday chapel will conclude weekend dedicated to fathers At CHIC service.
David Sands Wright is failing gradually Professor Wright remains in critical condition after stroke.
Untitled President Latham discontinues informal monthly teas.
Intruder takes money, clothes from offices in Gilchrist and library Money and personal possessions stolen from several areas.
Gogarty's band will play at college dance tonight
Purple Pen will be ready next week Quick survey of contents.
School head from Detroit to speak here; Frank Cody, superintendent of Detroit public schools will address students at fall Commencement Sixty-four students will graduate.
Welsh chorus gives concert; audience applauds eighteen year old tenor; chorus sings old favorites Review of Welsh Imperial Singers' performance on campus.