College Eye — April 29, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Fern Farley wins first place	Wins the extemporaneous contest at the Interstate League of Teachers Colleges speech competition.
1	Relay men break a record; Bender's relay demons show Drake some true I. S. T. C. class	Results from the Drake Relays.
1	Advanced students recital tonight	Advanced music students to perform; schedule of performers and their work.
1	Northeast Iowa Y. W. Training Council	Y. W. C. A. holds Training Council on T. C. campus.
1	Annual meeting of Academy of Science	The thirty-ninth annual meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science will be held on the Teachers College campus.
1	Miss Marie Tiffany, symphony soloist	Will perform along with Minneapolis Symphony on May 7; photo.
1	Training School play Thursday and Friday	"The Charm School" to be presented by the senior class of T. C. High.
1	Notice; all Old Gold tickets due by May 10th	The 1925 Old Gold is set to go on sale soon.
1	Final May Queen election Thursday--everybody may vote; look over the list--come around by Boardman's office and vote	Roster of finalists.
2	Educational Courtship
2	Unusually good Sunday service	The Reverend W. K. Williams delivers Sunday sermon.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Professors respond to the question "Why are you teaching school?"
3	College Hi-Light edited by T. C. H. S.	T. C. High publishes student newspaper; newspaper staff listed.
4	Your college paper	Reprint of the first editorial published in the January 12, 1892, issue of The Normal Eyte.
4	Harvard Lampoon suppressed	Account of a Boston police raid against the Harvard Lampoon due to 'obscene' material in the issue.
4	Editor's note	This issue of the College Eye published by the newspaper staff for the coming year.
4	Twenty-five and twenty years ago in the Normal Eyte	Recap of issues of the Normal Eyte from twenty-five and twenty years ago.
5	Alpha	Program for recent meeting.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Entertained by Professors Childs and Lambert.
5	Cecilians give fine home concert	Held annual local concert.
5	Sigma Tau Delta	Pledges entertained active members at tea.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Enjoyed a river party and picnic.
5	Prof. Hays' pupil honored by critics	Craig Ellison won first place in a district music contest; competed in Iowa City as the representative of northeastern Iowa.
5	Bessie Zimmer recital Monday evening	Program for recital.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Announces pledges.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma	Entertained rushees at a tea.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha	Held informal dance.
5	Eulalian	Program for recent meeting.
6	Kohawk track squad defeat Bender men in close dual meet; Williams, Capt. Ehrhardt break college records	Coe defeats ISTC, 69 1/3 - 66 2/3.
6	Tri-meet at Decorah Saturday; Teachers, Upper Iowa U., and Luther College entered in track classic	Preview of upcoming track meet against Upper Iowa and Luther.
6	Coach Minton's nine wins over Ames baseball team in first game by 4-3	Tutors beat Iowa State, 4-3, in first game; drop second to Cyclones, 6-4, after rain delay.
6	Minton sluggers meet Waterloo nine here Friday p.m.; Watters, Rider, White, veteran hitters, should keep places in batting column	Tutors to play Waterloo Hawks.
7	Varsity hitting	Batting statistics for baseball players.
7	And I ask myself, why?	Concern about student apathy toward learning.
7	Jeremiah does it	Jeremiah writes home about his recent marriage.
8	Henry Van Dusen discusses campus problems	Discusses typical problems on campus for new students.
8	The Playcraft Club is a dramatic organization of real talent	Presented "Where But In America" at last meeting.
8	Commercial Department sponsors big high school meet	Aim of the contest is to produce better typists, teachers, and shorthand writers.
8	Cupid's cunning interferes in the Public Speaking Department	Bridal shower held for Florence Weaver.
8	The aristocratic Imps spend their vacation in the South	The Imps to play at the Washington Hotel in Shreveport, Louisiana.