College Eye — May 21, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	To commemorate 50th Anniversary of T. C.	Campanile to commemorate the anniversary; brief history of the idea and fundraising efforts; will begin construction when $10,000 has actually been paid; description of the proposed tower.
1	Tag Day Thursday	Tags to be worn to help pay for May Day.
1	First couple will be married free by Mayor Cross	Mayor of Cedar Falls will perform first marriage free.
1	All set for May Day; annual May Day festival will be biggest ever held; Day's program is replete with dances, parades, and surprises	Long schedule of May Day events.
1	Ruth Beagley is elected queen of the May; crowning of May Queen important part of morning's program	May Queen is Ruth Beagley; photo.
1	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra plays here today; will be last concert before returning home
1	Second annual Junior-Senior banquet big success; Class of '25 carries on newly established tradition	Class of 1925 passes on duties to Class of 1925.
1	"Campanile for 1926"	Proposed Campanile; photo.
2	"The Humming Bird" quite some picture	Review of the movie "The Humming Bird".
2	Training School	Play "Boomerang" was a successful production.
2	Frank-Moon	Anna Frank married Cecil Lee Moon.
2	Soprano singers give program together Tuesday	Performance programs.
3	Metropolitan Opera singer with Minneapolis Symphony	Lenora Sparkes will perform; photo.
3	Mr. Harald Holst will give voice recital	Performance program.
3	Miss Silsby and Miss Kettlitz to give recital	Performance program.
3	Henry J. Williams, harpist	Performer with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; photo.
4	Editorially speaking; ring out the old--bring in the new	Handing over the paper to the new staff.
4	Editorially speaking; good-bye folks	Staff bids farewell to readers.
5	The old; the new	The old and new staff of the College Eye; photo.
5	Discuss restoration of Bible in vesper services; Dr. W. S. Fleming is speaker	Believes Bible study should be included in school curriculum.
6	Tutor clouters mow down Upper Iowa U; win thrilling game from ancient rival in final inning	Score, 6-5.
6	Student Council offers prizes for tennis tournament	Any student can enter contest.
6	Y. W. C. A. book exchange	Students can bring their old books to sell; ten cents is charged for the service.
6	Tutor prep meet Saturday; will bring together greatest galaxy of stars ever seen on local field; over 300 athletes of state and national fame entered;	Third annual high school track meet to be held at I. S. T. C.
6	Tutor trackmen meet Simpson this Saturday; dual college meet will be run with high school events	Meet to be held at the same time as the high school meet.
7	Cafeteria will close	Will not be open during lunch hour on May Day.
7	Junior girls break national relay record; clip second off national mark in 500 yard run	Ran 500 yards in 1:12:02 minutes.
7	Wells' orchestra will play for May Day dance
7	Recital, Monday, May 2	Dorothy Wyth and Ruth Bell will perform.
7	Engelbert Roentgen, cello	Performer with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; photo.
8	Campus Notes	News of students and alumni.
8	Something new for May Day	The Student Council will do something big during the baseball game.
8	May Day announcement	Organizations entering the parade need to register their floats.