College Eye — March 31, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Drama fraternity presents a three act farce comedy; Hazel Strayer is the Widow by proxy	Brief preview of "The Widow by Proxy"; cast members.
1	Bel Canto Club to appear soon	Will present annual concert under direction of Alpha Mayfield.
1	Student recital	Pauline Johnson will perform; performance program.
1	Dr. A. E. Winship delivers three addresses here; urges people to get into the American atmosphere	Spoke on character and on the US role in the world.
1	Two art exhibits now on display	Work from Chicago Art Institute on display.
1	Y. M. C. A. election	Walter Brubaker and George Johnson are candidates for president.
1	Dr. John W. Million	John W. Million will deliver sermon on Easter.
1	Humorous resume of Minnesingers trip read by Harrington at annual home concert	The Minnesingers have fun on tour.
2	A communication	Professor Robinson gives reasons for military training.
2	Y. W. C. A. hike	Another hike will start this Saturday morning.
3	Ought we obey our consciences?	Asserts that one should be allowed to follow his own conscience and make his own decision about military service.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
4	Something to do	Argues for less military spending and for peace.
5	Warren Dickinson	Visited friends at Xanho fraternity.
5	Prof. and Mrs. Hersey	Professor Hersey and family visited his mother and sister in Earlville.
5	Lewis Hersey	Visited his parents.
5	The monthly meeting	Faculty Women's Club meet in the Faculty rooms.
5	Miss Catherine Vaughn	YWCA members hear Catherine Vaughn, a YWCA secretary from China.
5	Professor Hays	Professors Hays, Samson, Schmidt, and Swalwell have been ill.
5	Lawrence Hutson	Lawrence Hutson performs at the Plaza theatre in quartette and solo.
5	With the dawn of Easter morn	Plans for Easter morning services announced.
5	Bessie Troutner	Visited parents in Nashua
5	Lyla Day	Lyla Day traveled to Cedar Rapids for Y. W. meeting; visited friends in Iowa City.
5	Among the faculty members	Six faculty members played active roles in the ISTA meeting in Fort Dodge.
5	Do you want to see	Movie shown twice in the auditorium.
6	Ferdinand Sanders	News notes about campus people.
6	Purple tracksters will have strong team this spring; many lettermen back	Track practice hindered by undesirable weather.
6	Why Finns are great runners	Attempt to explain success of Finns in track events.
6	Tutors have good prospects for a speedy tank team; interfrat meet unearth considerable material	Intercollegiate swimming is to be initiated at I. S. T. C.
6	Commercial Club notes	Elected officers; planned party.
6	Coach Green drills Little Tutors for home track meet	Season prospects.
6	Baseball squad workout inside; prospects bright; Coach Whitford to report April 1st	Baseball season begins with many veterans and high hopes.
7	N. E. I. teachers meeting	Several faculty will take part.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Entertained rushees at tea.
8	Cliosophic	Enjoyed recent program.
8	Chresto	Will vote on spring rushees.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Announces pledges.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held formal initiation.
8	Gamma	Betty Cashman initiated.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Held informal tea honoring Professor Strayer.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Members visited Melbourne.
8	Alpha banquet	Many alumnae attended.
8	Shakespearean	Held formal initiation.