May Day

Displaying 151 - 200 of 306 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
151 The programme for Commencement week is completed; graduation exercises will be of great interest to whole student body
College Eye 16:36, p.1
Schedule of events planned for Commencement week.
152 Tutors battle Upper Iowa tomorrow; Peacocks-Purple contest to be big event here May Day
College Eye 16:35, p.6
Preview of upcoming baseball game against Upper Iowa.
153 School closes tomorrow for May Day program
College Eye 16:35, p.1
Schedule of events planned for May Day.
154 May fete program nearing completion; short interpretive dances to be given by P. E. girls
College Eye 16:34, p.1
Description of upcoming activities for the May Day celebration.
155 May Day breakfast
College Eye 16:33, p.5
Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi sorority entertained.
156 Helen McHugh walks away with May Queen honors by big margin; will preside over festivities of May Day which will be held Thursday, May 21
College Eye 16:33, p.1
Helen McHugh elected 1925 May Queen.
157 Final May Queen election Thursday--everybody may vote; look over the list--come around by Boardman's office and vote
College Eye 16:32, p.1
Roster of finalists.
158 Primary election for May Queen tomorrow
College Eye 16:30, p.1
Students to elect finalists for May Queen.
159 Plans for May Day now underway; Student Council has set tentative date for annual event--May 23rd
College Eye 16:29, p.1
Plans for May Day celebration discussed.
160 Next All College dance to be held April 24th
College Eye 16:28, p.8
Money will be used for May Day costumes.
161 What about our May Queen?
College Eye 16:28, p.4
Displeasure shown toward the recent system of choosing the May Queen from the senior class as opposed to choosing from all women on campus.
162 May Day 1924
Old Gold 0:0, p.186
May Day photos.
163 May Queen
Old Gold 0:0, p.185
Photo of Dorothy Lumry.
164 Annual May fete proves great success; festivities follow postponement
College Eye 16:1, p.1
Description of May Day activities.
165 Little Tutors
College Eye 16:1, p.2
Celebrate May Day and Commencement exercises.
166 Our first May Day
College Eye 16:1, p.2
History of first I.S.T.C. May Day celebration in 1913.
167 May Day accident
College Eye 16:1, p.1
Frances Sellers injured during May Day parade when float framework collapses.
168 Miss La Vane Sellers
College Eye 16:1, p.8
Visited Frances Sellers who was injured when she fell off a float; Mrs. Sellers also visited.
169 May Day--order
College Eye 16:1, p.2
Noise of cars on College Street interfered with May Day music.
170 Audience enjoys band concert
College Eye 16:1, p.7
Cedar Falls Concert Band performed.
171 Wells' orchestra will play for May Day dance
College Eye 15:36, p.7
172 May Day announcement
College Eye 15:36, p.8
Organizations entering the parade need to register their floats.
173 Ruth Beagley is elected queen of the May; crowning of May Queen important part of morning's program
College Eye 15:36, p.1
May Queen is Ruth Beagley; photo.
174 All set for May Day; annual May Day festival will be biggest ever held; Day's program is replete with dances, parades, and surprises
College Eye 15:36, p.1
Long schedule of May Day events.
175 Tag Day Thursday
College Eye 15:36, p.1
Tags to be worn to help pay for May Day.
176 Something new for May Day
College Eye 15:36, p.8
The Student Council will do something big during the baseball game.
177 Annual May Day promises to be big affair; dances, parade and baseball game will feature program
College Eye 15:35, p.1
Program for the celebration.
178 Editorially speaking; stay here for May Day
College Eye 15:35, p.4
Encourages participation in May Day activities.
179 May Queen candidates chosen
College Eye 15:35, p.1
Roster of three finalists.
180 The hospital committee
College Eye 15:34, p.8
Sent May baskets to the ill in the hospitals.
181 Preliminary election for May Queen on Monday
College Eye 15:34, p.1
Will select three finalists.
182 May Day date set at Friday May 23rd; prizes offered for best decorated floats in parade; May queen will be elected from B. A. class of 1924
College Eye 15:31, p.1
Description of the program.
183 Editorially speaking; who should be our May queen?
College Eye 15:18, p.4
Believes May queens should be Seniors; two-year grads should be ineligible.
184 May Fete
Old Gold 0:0, p.230
Celebration; dancing, floats, queen and her court, and military; photo.
185 May Queen
Old Gold 0:0, p.189
Louise Fuerste; photo.
186 May Day at I. S. T. C.
College Eye 15:1, p.1
Dorothy Lumry named Queen of the May; photo.
187 Tag Day brings $150
College Eye 14:46, p.4
Will help defray May Day expenses.
188 The new technological fraternity
College Eye 14:46, p.4
Alpha Delta Alpha demonstrated radio set.
189 Cedar Falls band entertains
College Eye 14:46, p.3
During May Day activities.
190 Teachers again victors 5-4; trim Simpson in May Day game; Hoffman wins own game
College Eye 14:46, p.3
Description of the baseball victory.
191 Coronation and dance on the green attract large crowd
College Eye 14:46, p.1
Dorothy Lumry crowned May Queen; four thousand attend.
192 May festival grand success; forty floats and novelties make brilliant showing
College Eye 14:46, p.1
Description of activities, including parade.
193 May Day picnic
College Eye 14:45, p.1
To be held south of President Seerley's house.
194 Tag Day--Friday
College Eye 14:45, p.4
Students should give $.10 to support May Day activities.
195 We presume that it is the duty
College Eye 14:45, p.2
Believes that May Day festivities should be filmed in order to be enjoyed by many more; might assist in recruitment.
196 Student Council announces May Day dance
College Eye 14:45, p.1
Semi-formal dress required; attendance limited to college students.
197 May Day parade
College Eye 14:45, p.1
Urges everyone to take part and to have a float.
198 Miss Lumry chosen Queen of May
College Eye 14:42, p.1
Dorothy Lumry will preside over May fete.
199 We have elected our May Queen
College Eye 14:42, p.4
Believes that two-year students should not be eligible for May Queen.
200 May Queen election
College Eye 14:40, p.2
All students and faculty are eligible to vote.