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Title Article Summary
Mr. McCreary noted bandsman, retires from service Believes he must retire from music work to regain his health.
Inter-frat. dance was successful
Six delegates attend Mid. West P. E. Ass'n Attend regional meeting in Chicago.
See and hear "Iowa birds"; bird man from Sioux City to present program Walter W. Bennett will lecture.
Mr. Paul Porter speaks to students at Wednesday assembly Spoke on new social order.
May Queen to be selected from six nominations Roster of candidates.
Thursday afternoon recital announced Roster of performers.
Ann Perry receives word of father's death J. W. Perry died suddenly at home.
Music demonstration pleases audience Professor Fullerton directed several groups.
College symphony to present concert Performance program.
Student Council members elected Vote tallies.
Walter Gran proves talented reader Spoke at CHIC.
Philip Shutt to give advanced recital Performance program.
Students hear Dr. Thomas Hopkins on "Character Ed." Stresses developing character through the school curriculum.
Lutheran students to present concerts Will raise money for new Lutheran center.
Dr. Bryn-Jones to preach here Sunday, April 28 At CHIC.
Cecilians report enjoyable trip to Milwaukee Gladys Anderson gives her impressions of the trip.