Dances

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# Title Date Summary
1801 Journalist's keynote characterizes first annual Press Prom; nine campus organizations erect booths to provide lounging rooms
College Eye 22:12, p.1
Description of the Press Prom, attended by 163 couples.
1802 Novelty will reign at the first big publications dance; colored orchestra fits in with the black and white color scheme
College Eye 22:11, p.1
Press Prom will feature collection of newspapers to entertain guests.
1803 Press Prom painting of Good News plane displayed at Berg's
College Eye 22:11, p.1
Will be one of the decorations at the dance.
1804 Press Prom promises to be biggest social event of season
College Eye 22:11, p.5
Campus social calendar.
1805 Untitled
College Eye 22:11, p.1
Press Prom programs will cost $1.
1806 Miss Evelyn Fish, editor-in-chief
Public Relations News Release 1930:96, p.1
Leads "grand march" at the first Press Prom.
1807 Dads and the Press Prom are in the social limelight this week
College Eye 22:10, p.6
Campus social calendar.
1808 Press Prom bids sent to four hundred students this week
College Eye 22:10, p.1
Preview of the dance; local journalists invited.
1809 Press Prom facts
College Eye 22:10, p.1
1810 Robert Cunningham, Jane Becknell, Russell Sohner, and Eckels Hutchison.
Public Relations News Release 1930:88, p.1
College Eye staff sponsor Press Prom.
1811 Cotton pickers, colored orchestra, booked for Press Prom music
College Eye 22:9, p.1
Prom preview.
1812 Dances and dinners lead to climax of fall social activity
College Eye 22:9, p.5
Campus social calendar.
1813 Eye reporters!
College Eye 22:9, p.1
Will meet.
1814 Oidche Shamhna parties and hops compete with phantoms Friday
College Eye 22:8, p.1
Lore of Halloween and Teachers College activities from the past.
1815 Press Prom plans are for modernism, speed, and dash; "Hot News" is the theme to be carried out from beginning to end
College Eye 22:8, p.1
Preview of the dance and its theme.
1816 Students revel at Halloween Hop in gym tonight; Dexter's Pennsylvanians to present costume novelties and songster trios
College Eye 22:8, p.1
Preview of the dance.
1817 Halloween Hop next week
College Eye 22:7, p.1
1818 Publications plan Press Prom for November 21
College Eye 22:7, p.3
Promises to first of an annual event; by invitation only.
1819 Society lulls this week but gives promise of Press Prom
College Eye 22:7, p.5
Campus social calendar.
1820 Yearlings feted by Student Council at party tonight; from 8 till 11 p.m. freshmen will hold sway at the gym
College Eye 22:7, p.1
1821 Members of the Iowa State Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1930:51, p.1
Freshman class to be entertained by a dance put on by Student Council.
1822 Old grads will return to the scenes of their college
Public Relations News Release 1930:31, p.1
Homecoming activities discussed.
1823 Old grads will return to scenes
Public Relations News Release 1930:30, p.1
Alumni return to ISTC for Homecoming; pep rally, parade, and football match against Coe College among other activities.
1824 Sophomores dance tonight to strains of novelty band; Bob Snyder and his Waterloo band play for first class dance
College Eye 22:3, p.1
About 150 couples expected.
1825 Recreational dance programs resumed
College Eye 22:2, p.8
To be held every Thursday evening.
1826 Students dance tonight at first hop of season; Student Councils newly appointed dance committee is in charge
College Eye 22:2, p.1
Plans for three more dances this term.
1827 Thirty years ago the square dance
College Eye 21:41, p.5
Square dance and sport dance will be combined at the party at the Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity.
1828 Sport hoppers hop tonight to jazzy intoxicating tunes
College Eye 21:40, p.1
Dance preview.
1829 Sport hoppers hop tonight to jazzy intoxicating tunes
College Eye 21:40, p.1
Dance preview.
1830 Students are what they are in spite of, not because of, speeches
College Eye 21:40, p.2
Believes college students are old enough to make up mind about speakers.
1831 Students will prime their toes for latest steps at hop tonight
College Eye 21:40, p.5
Dance will be held.
1832 Sports hop will be next Friday night
College Eye 21:39, p.1
1833 Dance tonight will be a sports hop; coats not essential
College Eye 21:39, p.1
Dance preview.
1834 Embryo teachers dance tonight to chortling of Boysen's Boys
College Eye 21:37, p.1
Preview of dance.
1835 Tutors will dance through the summer
College Eye 21:37, p.1
Will hold recreational dances and feature dance lessons.
1836 Chi Pi Theta
College Eye 21:33, p.5
Alumni returned for the spring dance.
1837 Phi Omega Pi, women's national sorority at the Iowa State Teachers college
Public Relations News Release 1929:513, p.1
Phi Omega Pi holds its annual spring dance. President Latham and Dean Campbell are honored guests. List of the twenty-five couples expected to attend provided.
1838 Lambda Gamma Nu
College Eye 21:32, p.5
Will hold annual spring dance.
1839 Tau Sig spring dance
College Eye 21:32, p.5
Sports themed dance will be held at the Elks Club; roster of chaperones.
1840 Band sponsors dance Saturday for students and mothers
College Eye 21:31, p.1
1841 Irving
College Eye 21:31, p.7
Regular meeting postponed; final May Day dance practice to be held.
1842 Seniors stage May prom; grand march heads evening's entertainment; Wilson-Wadsleys Harmony Kings will provide fun for all
College Eye 21:30, p.1
1843 The date of the annual Senior Prom
Public Relations News Release 1929:439, p.1
Date of Senior Prom announced; committee members given.
1844 Mother will put away the dishes
Public Relations News Release 1929:429, p.1
Students forgo Sneak Day and celebrate Mother's Day instead; weekend activities discussed.
1845 Seniors plan prom, invite student body
College Eye 21:28, p.1
1846 The Lambda Gamma Nu fraternity
College Eye 21:28, p.2
Will hold annual favor dance.
1847 Dignified seniors at Iowa State Teachers college will dance
Public Relations News Release 1929:426, p.1
Senior Prom planned; committees listed.
1848 Freshmen-sophomores complete dance plans
College Eye 21:27, p.1
1849 Get a date, seniors! The prom comes May 3
College Eye 21:27, p.8
1850 Al Katz and his Kittens all set for April dance in gym tonight; group has appeared before royalties in Spain and France
College Eye 21:26, p.1
1851 Freshmen, sophs plan dance for next week
College Eye 21:26, p.1
1852 Student Council plans April party
College Eye 21:25, p.1
1853 The annual informal Spring Dance
Public Relations News Release 1929:372, p.1
Committees for the spring dance formed.
1854 Sorority co-eds entertain men at dance tonight; over 250 persons are expected to attend annual social function
College Eye 21:24, p.1
Panhellenic Council sponsors dance.
1855 Sorority women at Iowa State Teachers college
Public Relations News Release 1929:336, p.1
Pan-Hellenic Council holds dance; list of committee heads.
1856 Irving
College Eye 21:23, p.3
Informal dinner to be held with singing and dancing to follow; announcement of next meeting.
1857 Seniors will dance at matinee this afternoon
College Eye 21:23, p.1
Will hold matinee dance.
1858 Headed by Kemper Huber
Public Relations News Release 1929:310, p.1
Senior Matinee Dance committee forms.
1859 Free from studies and term tests, students prepare for dance tonight
College Eye 21:22, p.1
Student Council will sponsor all-college dance.
1860 Shamrock's jingles and jigs at moonlight mix
College Eye 21:22, p.6
YMCA and YWCA will hold party.
1861 Theta Gamma dance
College Eye 21:22, p.3
Dance to be held March 8.
1862 Chi Pi Theta
College Eye 21:21, p.4
Roster of alumni who attended the dance; Earl Soderstrom visited Pilot Mound.
1863 Washington parties draw large crowds
College Eye 21:21, p.4
Parties sponsored by Bartlett Hall and junior class.
1864 Stately figures in the costumes of Revolutionary times
Public Relations News Release 1929:245, p.1
Bartlett Hall's annual Colonial Party is tonight. List of committee is provided.
1865 "Big City Joy Boy" starts nine; plays at Gym tonight
College Eye 21:20, p.1
1866 Chi Pi Theta
College Eye 21:20, p.3
Plans finished for upcoming dance; roster of recent visitors.
1867 Juniors set stage for ball; students direct joy boys tonight via Buddy Fisher
College Eye 21:20, p.1
1868 Surprises planned to feature eighth annual event tonight; Chicago Orchestra to play special request numbers; ball climaxes winter events
College Eye 21:20, p.1
Preview of the Washington Ball.
1869 The Editor's Column
College Eye 21:20, p.2
Students getting ready for the Washington Ball; the junior class has confidence in the student body to get the ball going and organized; the friendships that are made during college will always be remembered.
1870 Modern jazz music will reign
Public Relations News Release 1929:242, p.1
Washington Ball is February 21; committee listed
1871 Matinee dance will feature Valentine Day; Gymnasium will be scene of frolic for students this afternoon
College Eye 21:19, p.1
1872 Special pictures will be snapped at Washington Ball
College Eye 21:19, p.1
Des Moines Register photographer will be at dance.
1873 Tau Sigma Delta
College Eye 21:19, p.4
Formal dance to be held.
1874 V. O. V. formal
College Eye 21:19, p.4
Formal dinner dance held.
1875 The eighth annual Washington Ball
Public Relations News Release 1929:209, p.1
The Washington Ball will be held on February 21.
1876 Stores of surprises await students at annual ball; recording orchestra of national fame to furnish music for dance
College Eye 21:18, p.1
Preview of the Washington Ball.
1877 Carnivals, dances, parties on society program for week
College Eye 21:17, p.4
Campus social calendar.
1878 Juniors start plans for Washington Ball
College Eye 21:15, p.1
Will be all-college dance; started in 1924.
1879 Freshmen to frolic, cavort, and disport in gay rollick tonite; games, dancing and music will be some features of the evening
College Eye 21:14, p.1
1880 Christmas parties dominate in next week's programs
College Eye 21:13, p.1
Schedule of social and athletic activities.
1881 The Editor's Column
College Eye 21:13, p.4
Urges students to attend Christmas festivities; suggestions on freshmen wearing purple caps; buy the Purple Pen for a Christmas present; students should look beyond the knowledge that they acquire.
1882 Alpha Beta Gamma
College Eye 21:12, p.5
Details about the "Gamma Blues" dance; probation started November 25 for the pledges.
1883 Men complete plans for inter-frat dance
College Eye 21:12, p.1
1884 Pi Theta Pi
College Eye 21:12, p.5
Held fall dance; Mary Diers missed school due to an illness.
1885 Phi Sigma Phi
College Eye 21:11, p.5
Formal dance held; roster of representatives.
1886 Thanksgiving dance will close fall term program of events
College Eye 21:11, p.1
1887 Alpha Beta Gamma
College Eye 21:10, p.5
Plans complete for the "Gamma Blues" dance; news about members.
1888 Delta Phi Delta
College Eye 21:10, p.5
Fall dance held; news about members and visitors.
1889 Did you enjoy the hop?
College Eye 21:10, p.2
Nearly five hundred attend the matinee dance.
1890 Students and local citizens celebrate
College Eye 21:10, p.6
Students attend services and matinee dance.
1891 Tau Sigma Delta
College Eye 21:10, p.5
News about dance and members.
1892 Theta Gamma Nu
College Eye 21:10, p.5
Roster of old members that visited for the dance.
1893 Bobby Boysen will play for matinee hop
College Eye 21:9, p.1
Preview of the dance.
1894 Delta Phi Delta
College Eye 21:9, p.5
Harvest Dance to be held on November 9.
1895 Alpha Delta Alpha
College Eye 21:8, p.5
Fall dance to be held November 15; news about members.
1896 Delta Phi Delta
College Eye 21:8, p.5
Dance to be held November 9; pledges entertained the actives at the home of Helen Hughes; Nita Barr and Marion Williams visited.
1897 Kappa Theta Psi
College Eye 21:8, p.5
Dance held in honor of the pledges.
1898 Student Council plans matinee hop
College Eye 21:8, p.6
Also planning vaudeville show in February.
1899 The Editor's Column
College Eye 21:8, p.2
Supports Bertha Martin memorial theater; would like more dances; College Eye will be available early Friday mornings.
1900 Tau Sigma Delta
College Eye 21:7, p.5
Several members attended Homecoming in Iowa City; plans are under way for the fall dance.