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Weaving exhibit includes variety of looms and fabrics Department of Home Economics has material on display.
Classes to be excused July fourth, fifth; Fourth of July holiday is extended through weekend
Meikle, Scott most valuable; voted awards for work on track, baseball teams Profiles of Earle Meikle and Everett Scott; photo.
New hymnals used at Sunday chapel Five hundred purchased.
Three students will broadcast on college hour Robert Henry, Ralph Moritz, and Rachel Rosenberger will perform.
Loses life in lake tragedy; canoe capsizes in storm; Wenner drowns, but girls rescued Ed Wenner drowned in accident at Spirit Lake; Jean Dunkelberg rescued; photo.
Library to exhibit new poetry books Will exhibit children's books and poetry books.
Admit college to AAUW list; Teachers College placed on Class A list of association B. A. women will now be admitted as full members.
Faculty members plan to attend N. E. A. meeting Six faculty will attend.
Physical Education Department offers picnic equipment Description of equipment.
'Inchin' Along' shows rise of Negro schools Review of Piney Woods School production.
Summer Cecilians complete tryouts List of members.
Hays to be soloist at church services
Piney Woods manager reveals school life of southern students; courses in farming and weaving are offered Interview with Singleton Bender on the school and race relations.
Students play campus chimes; Bragonier and Palmquist chosen by music staff Description of the Campanile keyboard.
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