College Eye — April 30, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Prof. Welles again in Cedar Falls	Performed at Freshman chapel.
1	T. C. graduate plays major role in Teapot Dome Investigation	Carl C. Magee graduated from I. S. T. C. in 1894; lengthy profile and account of his activities in relation to the Teapot Dome scandal; photo.
1	Bel Cantos will give concert week from Thursday	Performance program.
1	New staff announces subscription contest; will give cash prizes for most subscriptions	Prizes for organizations selling the most subscriptions to the College Eye.
1	Zeta Kappa Psi holds formal initiation	Roster of initiates.
1	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra coming May 21; will appear under leadership of Henri Verbrugghen	Lengthy profile of the orchestra.
1	Welfare Committee votes to continue all college dance	Student Council will sponsor all future college dances.
1	T. C. orators leave for interstate contest	Will compete in Wisconsin.
1	No commencement play	Bertha Martin's health will not permit directing a play for Commencement.
1	Faculty donate generously to campanile-fund	Amount pledged toward Campanile is $20,000; faculty pledge $10,000; goal is $50,000; hope to complete work by 1926.
2	The Pop-off	Doesn't like the way that literary societies seem to be taking second place to sororities and fraternities.
2	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
2	Training School	Lost track meet to Cedar Falls, 60-58.
3	Local delegates go to national Y. W. C. A. meeting	Several faculty and students attend National Student Association meeting in New York City.
3	Y. W. advisory board entertains	Cabinet gets together.
4	Editorially speaking; intramural sports	Believes intramural sports create more school spirit.
4	Editorially speaking; no Commencement play	Wants to keep the tradition of the Commencement play.
5	T. C. Society	News from student organizations.
5	College orchestra has concert	Gave home concert after touring six Iowa cities.
6	Pedagogs thump St. Olaf; Hilltoppers wallop Minnesota baseball champs to tune of 12-5; Waters and Roeder feature with home runs	St. Olaf tried to make a comeback at the end, but it was too late.
6	Intramural track meet will be held this week; date for meet undecided	First intramural track and field meet to be held; ineligible students will play.
6	Tutor trackmen make good showing at Drake Relays; win third in half and mile college relays	To meet Luther this weekend.
6	College Band will appear in chapel May 5th	Now have complete uniforms, but only twelve men are members.
7	Waterloo ball team suffers decisive defeat at hands of purple and gold; win by 12 to 5 score; Harris knocks out two triples
7	Theo. Roberts finely cast	Review of the movie, "To the Ladies".
8	Mr. Oscar Thorsen and Earle Briggs	Visited Cornell College last weekend.
8	Miss Elda Mae Platt	Will miss school due to a family death.
8	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Judged a musical contest in Nebraska.
8	The following students	Students who have found jobs.
8	Prof. Ray L. Short	Judged a declamatory contest in Janesville.
8	Mr. Boeye	Was in a motorcycle accident.
8	Miss Emily Springer	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. Iver Christoffersen	Visited his home in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Ruth Nolte	Plans to be in school this summer.
8	Miss Eva Welterton	Had an operation for appendicitis.
8	Mr. Eugene J. Fueling	Visited here last week.
8	Miss Hazel Strayer	Gave some readings at West Waterloo high school.
8	Prof. Walters	Was in Iowa City on business.
8	Miss Anna Carlson	Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids.
8	M. Leroy Hieber	Visited the college.
8	Mr. O. E. Hertzberg	Will be working on his doctorate degree in Wisconsin.
8	Professors Goetch and Charles	Will be doing fellowships at University of Iowa.
8	Miss Laura Falkler	Was ill.
8	Mr. Leslie I. Reed	Attended a deans meeting in Michigan.
8	Mr. C. S. Cory	Was at an inter-collegiate meeting in Cedar Rapids.
8	Last week	Lola Barnhart and Olive Waggoner visited Marshalltown.