College Eye — March 12, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	83 granted diplomas from college yesterday; March class larger than fall graduation	Roster of graduates.
1	Sunday vesper service	The Reverend Norman B. Henderson will speak.
1	French pianist, Maurice Dumesnil, to give recitals; soloist is also athlete and served in war; famous composer now making third American tour	Performer profile.
1	Cecilians to give concert in Cedar Rapids, soloists and dancers will intersperse program	A portion of the program may be broadcast on the radio.
1	Y. W. elect officers	List of officers.
1	Mrs. Preston gives talk in chapel	Spoke on rural education.
1	Miss Gladys Lynch in senior recital	Performance program.
1	Miss Reding, pianist, gives excellent recital; assisted by Mrs. Schmidt	Performance program.
1	Foreign students conference	International students, who are studying in Iowa, met in Cedar Rapids.
1	Dramatic classes presented plays	Under supervision of Professors Martin and Strayer.
1	Annual dramatic contest will be held Friday	Roster of students selected to perform.
1	The College Eye staff for the year 1924--25	Dwight James will be editor-in-chief; Peg Fullerton will be local editor; Edwin Brockman also elected; photo.
1	Teachers College loses in triangular debate; debaters lose decision to Cornell and Nebraska; Cornell wins first and Nebraska places second	Review of the competition.
1	Senior Class elects officers	Roster of officers.
2	Training School	Recounts high school basketball season.
3	Should T. C. matmen get letters?	Questions why wrestlers are not eligible for athletic letters.
3	Jackie Coogan as prince in "Long Live the King"; first picture under $1,500,000 contract promises to be lavish production	Review of the movie "Long Live the King".
4	Editorially speaking; several words about--debate	Even though the debate teams lost, they performed well.
5	T. C. Society	News from student organizations.
6	Alpha Chis and Xanhos tie for championship; Alpha Chis trample Xanhos; Hobos finish third in Student Council trophy race; Aristos and Philos forfeit	End-of-the-season intramural standings.
6	T. C. tracksters heed the call of Spring; cinder diggers start wearing off carpet in gym; Bender should have a winning crew	Many returning players promises a winning season.
6	Baseballers start tossing pill; pitchers start loosening old soup bone
6	Tutors finish 3rd in conference; Parsons and Simpson cross tape a little ahead of T. C.; "Perry" leads in scoring	T. C. had 600 points compared to Parsons, 833, and Simpson, 750.
7	Night classes finish basketball tournament; squad coached by Garramoni wins first honors	Tuesday and Thursday crew won over Monday and Wednesday crew, 26-22.
8	Miss Jessie McCleery	Was a guest in Bartlett Hall.
8	The seniors many not have known	'Pig party' was held for seniors.
8	Miss Helen Felton	Had an operation at Sartori.
8	Miss Bernice Slifsgard	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Florence Boulman	Visited Dorrell Hall.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Harper	Visited their daughter.
8	What is a 'pig party?'	Party was held last night.
8	Miss Maurine Camery	Entertained her sister.
8	Miss Edith James	Spent the weekend with Lena McGinnis.
8	Mrs. Macy Campbell	Has been helping in the rural department.
8	Plans are being made	Play Days will be taking place.
8	Let us all turn out	Women's debate team should be supported.
8	Prof. Short and Prof. Homan	Judged a debate in Independence.
8	Miss Hazel Wimer	Was burned while cooking.
8	Miss Louise Adler	Spoke at the Women's Club in Fonda.
8	The Cecilian Glee Club	Is preparing for the spring concert tour.
8	Miss Merle Hardy	Went to Independence over the weekend.
8	Miss Marjorie White	Has missed school due to family illness.
8	The debaters	Debaters from Nebraska stayed at the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	Miss Vivian Partington	Is back at home in Cedar Falls.
8	March graduate is honored	Mildred Hollis holds party for her sister Dorothy.
8	Junior class elects officers	Roster of officers.
8	Mr. Emil Punke	Returned home after the death of his father.