College Eye — March 17, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Noted churchman from New York to lecture Friday; called a New England broad-sword	Fred B. Smith will speak; photo.
1	Oratorical contest	Seven students will participate.
1	Chimes console	Description of the console on which the chimes of the Campanile will be played; photo.
1	Horton wins berth on College Eye's Iowa Circuit five; All Iowa Conference team	Basketball all-conference team named.
1	Harrison arouses peace agitation in discussion; differences of opinion expressed by faculty and students	Excerpts from address by Thomas Q. Harrison.
1	The U. S. Daily	New publication to serve as record of US government actions.
2	A modern fairy tale	Tells story of adventurous concert tour for the Minnesingers.
2	Official Notice	A. E. Winship will speak; faculty committee explains circumstances of invitation to American Legion speaker.
2	The case for youth; Quia puer ego sum	Poem lamenting the difficulties of youth.
3	Clarence Skorpen	Spent time in College Hospital.
3	Unique promises	Eighty men will be in the cast for "Womanless Wedding."
3	For the spring term	Freshmen Commission meetings will be held on Monday.
3	Marjorie Stoner	Marjorie Stoner had surgery for appendicitis.
3	Prof. and Mrs. W. B. Fagan	Professor and Mrs. W. B. Fagan drove to Indiana due to the serious illness of Mrs. Fagan's mother.
3	At a meeting	"Famous Memorial Buildings in New York City" was the topic of Anna Lee Leggett's presentation.
3	Lyla Day	Lyla Day visited her parents in Clarksville.
3	Spring house cleaning	Cleaning up the YWCA rooms.
3	Meeting time set	Playcraft Club will meet.
3	Bible classes	Professors Aitchison, Rohlf, and Walters will lead Bible discussion classes.
3	Otis McCreery	Otis McCreery is Dean of Students at Drake University.
3	Professor C. O. Todd	Professor Todd addressed high school boys.
3	Everybody is more than glad	Professor Martin has returned from goiter surgery.
3	His many friends are very anxious	Max Miller was seriously injured in a swimming pool accident.
3	Gerald Diesch	Gerald Diesch went to St. Louis.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets; from the Normalite of 1905	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
5	Alumni Commencement news	Alumni Association working on plans for Commencement.
5	Notice	Opportunity for students to work in parks over the summer.
5	Student opinion	Felix Ludley believes Thomas Harrison deserves a fair hearing.
6	Inter-frat swimming and free throw meet Thursday, March 18; many start expected to perform	Rules for interfraternity contest.
6	Fraternity notes	Roster of pledges and visitors.
6	All conditions enter into the sport records; each must pass strict tests to stand	Asks why many track and field records are not considered official.
6	Over 75 men answer baseball call; prospects bright for strong nine--eight lettermen back	Coach Mendenhall talks about prospects; schedule of games.
7	A few movie notes from "Screenland"
7	Easter greetings	History of Easter.
8	Intersorority dance	About one hundred couples attended.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	News notes.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Enjoyed luncheon and theater party.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	News notes.
8	Chresto	Installed new officers.
8	Shakespearean	Roster of officers.
8	Zetalethean	Elected spring officers.
8	Ossoli	Elected spring officers.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held pledging ceremony.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Roster of initiates; enjoyed program.