College Eye — May 14, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student Welfare Committee offers new point system	Point system should help students to manage extracurricular activities better.
1	May Queen candidates chosen	Roster of three finalists.
1	Second annual Junior-Senior banquet on Friday	Program for the banquet.
1	Dr. Seashore speaks to graduates	Will be honored by Kappa Delta Pi.
1	Annual May Day promises to be big affair; dances, parade and baseball game will feature program	Program for the celebration.
1	"College Eye" subscription contest closes; Lambda Gamma Nu fraternity wins first place	Should report for their prizes.
1	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra	Will perform at I. S. T. C.; photo.
1	Training school will present "The Boomerang"; will be given next Thursday and Friday evenings	Play preview.
1	Old Golds out Saturday	Looks like a good thing.
1	Miss Freeman's music pupils will give recital	Program of performers and their work.
2	Former professor gets new position	Professor Mount will go to Trinity College in North Carolina.
2	Training School	Track team has three meets left.
2	Milton Sills got start as a star; quit as law student to fill in in title role of "Squaw Men"	Review of the movie "Squaw Men".
3	Shake-Aristo	Description of recent program.
3	English Club has annual May breakfast	Weather forces breakfast indoors; still had a good time.
3	Y. W. C. A. delegates return	Convention voted in favor of League of Nations.
3	Kappa Theta Psi	Group enjoys diner and games.
3	S. A. Club	Camped over the weekend.
4	Editorially speaking; canes and swagger sticks again	Wants seniors to display their canes and swagger sticks for the last two weeks of school.
4	Editorially speaking; intercollegiate tennis contests	Wants an intercollegiate tennis team.
4	Editorially speaking; stay here for May Day	Encourages participation in May Day activities.
5	T. C. Society	News from student organizations.
6	Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	Professor Cable elected to go to conference.
6	Tutor track team finishes third in Iowa conference meet; Des Moines U. cops meet; Simpson finishes second	Starbuck won the pole vault; half mile team was disqualified because of an illegal pass, but would have been first.
6	Boy Scout executive visits college	Roy Seymour spoke to Rotary Club.
6	Peacocks bow to teachers; team wins four straight conference victories; will play Upper Iowa and Ellsworth next; Upper Iowa University beaten by score	Score was 6 to 1.
6	U. I. U. and Ellsworth next	More conference games ahead.
7	Tutors tame Dutchmen; wallop Central College 6 to 1	Pryor pitched.
7	New instructor in physics	Ransom Harvey will replace Louis Begeman during his absence.
7	Tracksters meet Dubuque on home field Saturday	Encourages student support.
7	Alpha Beta Gamma sorority holds annual formal dancing party
7	The Campanile Committee	Making plans for the Campanile.
8	Bartlett Hall	News about residents.
8	Campus Notes	News of students and alumni.