Senior Class

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501 Loan Fund coffers nearly drained; four thousand dollars now loaned to students
College Eye 16:28, p.1
Three hundred dollars remains in the fund; more expected to be added as students pay back loans and after the Campanile construction is completed.
502 Bulletin of events
College Eye 16:23, p.1
Schedule of campus activities.
503 Faculty-senior tea
College Eye 16:19, p.5
The second in the series was held in the Faculty Room.
504 Seniors conduct freshman chapel; Wolfe and Forsberg advise preps as to possibilities on campus
College Eye 16:19, p.1
505 Seniors in charge of chapel today
College Eye 16:18, p.8
Program for the service.
506 Faculty-senior tea
College Eye 16:19, p.5
First of seven teas held by the College Club and the Faculty Men's Club.
507 Mrs. Walker begins senior lectures; discusses women's place in the world today
College Eye 16:17, p.2
Summary of remarks.
508 Seniors to conduct chapel Wednesday
College Eye 16:17, p.8
It has been customary for seniors to conduct one chapel exercise during the year.
509 Senior Christmas party Friday evening
College Eye 16:16, p.1
Senior women will entertain men.
510 Canes and swagger sticks
College Eye 16:14, p.4
Seniors urged to carry their canes and swagger sticks every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday as per tradition.
511 Be a loyal member of your class
College Eye 16:11, p.8
Encourages students to attend meeting.
512 Seniors
College Eye 16:11, p.8
Request for students to attend meeting.
513 Tutors second big Class Day proves to be great success; classes give many snappy original stunts
College Eye 16:10, p.1
Enjoyed field hockey, stunts, music, and tumbling.
514 Senior Halloween frolic
College Eye 16:9, p.5
Halloween masquerade party to be held.
515 Second annual Junior-Senior banquet big success; Class of '25 carries on newly established tradition
College Eye 15:36, p.1
Class of 1925 passes on duties to Class of 1925.
516 Editorially speaking; canes and swagger sticks again
College Eye 15:35, p.4
Wants seniors to display their canes and swagger sticks for the last two weeks of school.
517 Second annual Junior-Senior banquet on Friday
College Eye 15:35, p.1
Program for the banquet.
518 Senior B. A. class enjoys pig party
College Eye 15:27, p.1
Description of the party structured on a pig theme.
519 T. C. Society
College Eye 15:27, p.3
News about student organizations.
520 Mrs. Preston gives talk in chapel
College Eye 15:26, p.1
Spoke on rural education.
521 Senior Class elects officers
College Eye 15:26, p.1
Roster of officers.
522 The seniors many not have known
College Eye 15:26, p.8
'Pig party' was held for seniors.
523 Class of 24 appreciates senior teas
College Eye 15:22, p.1
Thanks faculty for meeting with seniors over tea.
524 T. C. Society
College Eye 15:22, p.5
Campus social calendar.
525 Notice to senior B. A.'s
College Eye 15:19, p.1
Seniors should call for their class jewelry.
526 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.
527 Senior women
College Eye 15:17, p.1
Lectures for women who expect to graduate in 1924 start soon.
528 Mrs. Walker
College Eye 15:16, p.8
Will be giving speeches to graduating students.
529 Senior class elects officers for winter term
College Eye 15:15, p.6
Roster of officers.
530 T. C. Societies
College Eye 15:15, p.5
Campus social calendar.
531 Editorially speaking; how about senior caps and gowns?
College Eye 15:11, p.4
Wants college to buy caps and gowns to reuse every year.
532 Literary
College Eye 15:11, p.2
Seniors show school support.
533 Much credit is due Senior class for starting this day
College Eye 15:9, p.7
Class Day was successful.
534 "College Day" all arranged by senior class; committees have been working for several weeks; will take place October 27
College Eye 15:7, p.1
Schedule to be published soon.
535 Senior class holds party; members of class make trip up river in canoes; first social event of year
College Eye 15:7, p.1
Students and Professor Finkenbinder enjoy evening.
536 Senior class will direct "College Day"; to take place sometime within next two weeks; field events and class contests will feature days and activities
College Eye 15:6, p.1
Schedule of activities; roster of participants.
537 Senior class takes charge of chapel
College Eye 15:5, p.6
Presents program Monday morning.
538 Student council is organized for year; will back Senior Class in carrying out "College Day"; prize of $15 is offered for school song; contest closes
College Eye 15:5, p.1
Roster of officers; plans to support Class Day activities.
539 Miss Mary Hart
College Eye 14:11, p.4
Chosen as successor to Miss White as chairman of the social committee of the senior class.
540 The seniors
College Eye 14:6, p.4
Theatre party planned; Dr. and Mrs. Cable to chaperone.
541 At a class meeting last Tuesday
College Eye 14:48, p.4
Seniors voted to engrave sun dial as gift.
542 Diploma
Old Gold 0:0, p.64
Photos of students who received their diploma; photo.
543 Senior B. A.
Old Gold 0:0, p.123
Casual photos of some of the members of the senior class.
544 Senior B. A.
Old Gold 0:0, p.52
Photos of graduates; photo.
545 Senior reception
College Eye 14:35, p.5
Seniors entertained the other classes at a formal reception.
546 Senior reception
College Eye 14:46, p.4
Will hold senior reception.
547 Junior-senior banquet big success
College Eye 14:43, p.1
Description of program; many students and faculty take part.
548 Junior-senior banquet Friday evening
College Eye 14:42, p.1
Program for the banquet.
549 Senior theatre party
College Eye 14:36, p.5
Program held at Strand Theatre; social hour held at Glennys Rugg's home.
550 At chapel hour Friday
College Eye 14:33, p.8
Senior men may refrain from shaving.
551 Election reports from classes
College Eye 14:14, p.1
Roster of class officers.
552 Senior class play, 1921
Old Gold 0:0, p.236
"Iphigenia in Aulis"; photo.
553 Class Day program
College Eye 14:1, p.3
Roster of speakers and their topics.
554 New rulings
College Eye 14:11, p.5
Student Council attempts to make students pay their class dues and to regulate and limit participation in extracurricular activities.
555 Senior picnic
College Eye 14:1, p.6
Seniors appreciate class sponsor, Professor Meyerholz.
556 Seniors entertain the B. A. classes
College Eye 14:11, p.2
Included social hour, program, and refreshments.
557 For Alma Mater
College Eye 13:33, p.4
Students need to be loyal to their Alma Mater; seniors should be able to enjoy their graduation; students need to have patience when looking for a job.
558 Simple comparison
College Eye 13:32, p.6
Some seniors believe that they should be excused from final examinations.
559 Herbert Cook chosen to head senior class
College Eye 13:29, p.1
Roster of officers; considering wearing caps and gowns on Fridays during spring term.
560 Sifting of the salt and pepper shaker
College Eye 13:26, p.4
Collection of comments about campus life.
561 Senior teas
College Eye 13:20, p.1
Given by different departments on Wednesday afternoons.
562 Faculty-senior teas
College Eye 13:17, p.1
Opportunity for faculty and seniors to become better acquainted.
563 Faculty entertains
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.3
The Faculty-Senior Class Teas are held over the first two months of the new year.
564 Society Column
College Eye 13:15, p.5
News about student organizations.
565 Senior picnic
College Eye 13:5, p.3
Seniors enjoy picnic supper and games.
566 Senior class
Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.1
The Senior Class holds a luncheon at the Y. M. C. A. room, where Lucille B. Eernisse calls for talks with Professors Getchell, Condit, and Aitchison, as well as President Seerley and Mrs. Mary Haight.
567 Seniors
Old Gold 0:0, p.33
Illustration of two students in cap and gown.
568 Senior B. A.s breakfast
College Eye 12:34, p.6
Picnicked by the river.
569 Upperclassmen frolic at gym
College Eye 12:28, p.1
Juniors and Seniors played games in the gym for April Fool's Day.
570 Seniors adopt invitations design
College Eye 12:22, p.1
571 Seniors entertained; first faculty tea greatly enjoyed
College Eye 12:18, p.1
Encourages men to attend; hosted by Department of Physical Education.
572 First faculty tea this P. M.
College Eye 12:17, p.1
For senior students; different academic departments will host weekly teas..
573 Senior B. A.
College Eye 12:10, p.2
News notes about seniors.
574 B. A. peppy senior
College Eye 12:7, p.3
Elections held for class officers and Student Council.
575 Seniors attention
College Eye 12:7, p.1
Senior pictures due to Old Gold.
576 Second Year Primary
Old Gold 0:0, p.101
Class officers, members, candid photos, and predictions; photo.
577 Second Year Primary
Old Gold 0:0, p.101
Class officers, members, candid photos, and predictions; photo.
578 Seniors
Old Gold 0:0, p.45
Drawing of student dreaming; seeing a graduate carrying a goat under his arm, being chased by a person with head shaped like the world.
579 Senior B. A.'s give reception
College Eye 11:31, p.2
Senior class served as host for banquet at Training School.
580 Seerley entertains the seniors
College Eye 11:29, p.2
Reception was held for 1920 graduates at the President's home.
581 Interclass basketball tournament
College Eye 11:19, p.1
Teams divided along class lines will compete in intramural tournament.
582 Stung--A three act tragedy; junior gives report
College Eye 11:18, p.1
Review of occurrences at the senior-junior basketball game.
583 Senior B. A. notes
College Eye 11:, p.3
Senior class enjoyed sleigh ride; Jerry Walker will leave to become superintendent in Dumont; senior men will play junior men in basketball game at opening of Cornell game.
584 Senior B. A. notes
College Eye 11:7, p.3
Will have Halloween party.
585 Senior B. A. notes
College Eye 11:6, p.2
News notes from members of the class.
586 What I would do if I were a freshman; seniors lead meeting
College Eye 11:3, p.1
Seniors give freshmen advice at YMCA meeting.
587 Editorially Speaking
College Eye 11:1, p.4

States purpose of College Eye; says goodbye to graduating seniors, encourages students to tell others about I. S. T. C.; claims athletics make a college well-known; mentions job opportunities for harvest time; encourages the spread of school spirit.

588 Mysterious actions at play practices
College Eye 10:27, p.1
Rehearsal under way for Commencement play.
589 Juniors and seniors have reception
College Eye 10:26, p.1
Seniors pass on the torch.
590 Social life at Iowa State Teachers College
College Eye 10:23, p.2
Believes that the social life at Iowa State Teachers College is not very exciting.
591 Freshman P.T.'s entertain Juniors and Seniors
College Eye 10:21, p.4
With program of dance and costumes.
592 Newslets
College Eye 10:20, p.1
Brief news notes on campus activities; foreign language study no longer required..
593 Mrs. Walker gives last of series of lectures to seniors
College Eye 10:18, p.1a
Spoke on social relationships to senior women.
594 The senior B. A. students
College Eye 10:2, p.3
Seniors picnicked up the river.
595 Seniors
Old Gold 0:0, p.59
Illustration of man and woman wearing cap and gown.
596 B. A. frolic in Gymnasium; cap and gown dignitaries descend
College Eye 9:25, p.1
Held Senior party in Gymnasium.
597 Senior notes
College Eye 9:23, p.3
Elected officers for spring term.
598 Senior memory book
College Eye 9:17, p.4
Old Gold needs senior pictures; encourages seniors to order their books.
599 Society
College Eye 9:15, p.6
Seniors held party with a literary and musical program; English Club decided to promote more reading and better speaking among the students.
600 The B. A.'s
College Eye 9:15, p.4
Seniors are wearing their rings and pins.