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Folk dancing class will be offered Wednesday Professor Wild will offer class for women.
Council argues improvement projects here; two chief essentials include school spirit problem and organizing of point system for extra-class activities Also discuss social program at the school.
Y. W. appoints drive workers; Y. W. C. A. drive for money and members begins week from Monday Will meet to discuss plans for drives.
She's the youngest Profile of Violette Mae Formanek, a fourteen year old freshmen.
Students will assemble Wednesday For second all-school assembly.
Five glee clubs announced newly elected officers; Euterpeans will organize List of officers.
Courts declare Clarence Poole guilty of forgery; youth returns to Toledo Clarence Poole confesses and is sentenced to return to Toledo Juvenile Home.
Bartlett Hall girls organize musical groups 160 respond to questionnaire and say they would like to participate in some sort of musical activity.
Dinner concerts started in Bartlett dining room Music will be provided between courses.
Local merchants sponsor contest For best suggestions for Homecoming displays.
College invites scout guests; Boy Scouts to be honored at Luther game next Saturday Schedule of activities includes swimming, parade, and football game.
Eight contestants will compete in annual declamatory contest List of competitors.
University of Leiden cancels debate meet with Teachers College team One of the Dutch students is unable to appear.
Miss Smith leads group at Dubuque convention Chair of kindergarten-primary group.
Freshmen arrange for party tomorrow night Will include games, dancing, and cards.
Men students here will enter oratorical contest Will speak on Presidential election.
Local speech students invited to forensics meet at Wisconsin University Would represent ISTC in debate and extemporaneous speaking.
Velda Rinehart returns home Wednesday after sojourn in hospital Had been injured in swing accident.
Bob Schneider repeats at regular hop tonight
Rev. W. G. Crowder to speak at morning service At CHIC.
Fred D. Cram appointed to child welfare group Part of state program.
Robert McCrea wins in Charles City audition In competition for radio work.
School invites dads for annual event Hope that five hundred will attend.
"Black Flamingo" teems with tense situations as play unfolds tale of French court intrigues Preview of the play.
Eells and Cram address county institute at Creston
Graduation committee meets for organization Will plan for fall Commencement.