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Title Article Summary
Juniors elect Byrl Houck as next president; Hackler is new vice-president; Vandaworker, Sec'y, Simmers reelected Treasurer Roster of class officers.
Brahms Quartet presents program of beautiful tone and quality; delightful gowns to contrast in tonal effects Brahms Quartet performed in college auditorium March 25.
Professor and students are in favor of installation of petting parlors Couples are borrowing people's vehicles to spend time together, creating a general nuisance.
Teachers College wins team honors in the speech contest Tues. Wayne Lawrence and Murvle Hanawalt defeat Coe in extemporaneous speaking.
Variety is aim of Cecilian's annual concert Thursday; formal program with four soloists is program choice this year Performance program.
Untitled Press Club will meet.
Palm Sunday will be observed in church services Sunday CHIC service program.
M. F. Arey services are held at First M. E. Church Monday; death brings versatile teaching career to close at home here Friday Professor Arey died March 20, 1931; brief tribute.
French Circle will give two plays on Thursday Will present "Cupidon le dentiste" and "Le chat parti les souris dancent".
Campus leaders are guests at annual organization dinner; "Big Men on Campus" are the guests of president and deans President Latham and Dean Campbell address leaders.
Faculty members attend convention held at Mason City Attend ISTA district meeting.
Entries swamp debate meet officials: field cut to eleven teams; round robin tournament plan eliminates thirteen of twenty-four schools Will try to accommodate more schools next year.
"Redemption" will be given on three nights April 9, 10, 11; play is not expressionistic, but realism of strongest type Play preview.
Newell W. Edison to speak at assembly Wednesday, April 1
Untitled Professor Tascher returns to work after surgical operation.
Mrs. Ida Gilstrap will interview students today For summer jobs in Colorado.
Ballots doubled in all college general election held Thursday; approximately five hundred ballots cast List of elections winners.
Untitled Senior class meeting.
Russell Sohner and Edra Smutney gain positions on staff Russell Sohner will be associate editor; Edra Smutney will be society editor.