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Title Article Summary
College Eye tryouts to begin tomorrow Anyone interested should report.
W. E. Hays appears in faculty recital Brief review of Professor Hays' performance.
Commencement play is to be given June 9; "Women Have Their Way" is smart Spanish comedy Preview and review of the production.
Donald Finlayson receives 'Oil Can'
John Baker is to remain on coaching staff; tentative assignment of duties announced by L. L. Mendenhall Johnny Baker may coach varsity football; photo.
Five men are elected to Blue Key fraternity Brief profiles of new members.
Office hours are changed this term Will be open from 7:30 AM until 4:30 PM.
Arthur Olsen wins first scholarship athletic award Given on basis of athletic ability, sportsmanship, and scholarship.
Annual reveals popular Tutors; twenty student selected by faculty members as representatives List of most popular students on campus.
Writers Club plans meeting for June 13
Extension staff to compose faculty of branch school Will hold school in Atlantic.
Hays will attend college in Chicago Will study at Chicago Musical College.
Rhythm Rascals to play for tonight's recreational dance
Charles Judd urges graduates to preserve democratic education Excerpts from Commencement address.
Winifred Tuttle becomes bride of Irving H. Hart Married May 26, 1933.
Philipino monkey lives one week Baby monkey dies.
Boatman does linoleum cut for Purple Pen Preview of the new issue.
Trophy winners are announced; Gooden, Willert, Hulin and Johnson receive awards Berg Trophy winners announced.
Adams is chosen managing editor for summer term Roster of College Eye staff members for summer 1933.
Alumni celebrate anniversary at reunion luncheon Class of 1908 celebrates.
Three hundred seventy-two are graduated; one hundred fifty-seven student receive degrees List of graduates.