College Eye — May 5, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Harrington and Houston win at interstate meet; both do honor to T. C. speech Dep't	Elbert Harrington won oratorical division; Eileen Houston won extemporaneous contest.
1	A musical treat tomorrow at prices just half what they were elsewhere. Plenty of good seats.	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform; photo.
1	Surprise dance opens the annual May Day festival; gala celebration on the campus Tuesday	Gym will be decorated for the dance; schedule of May Day activities.
1	Senior English and music majors give interesting advice to freshmen	Advice from Gena Grubb and Genevieve Hays.
1	Rev. Elbert J. Smith	The Reverend Elbert J. Smith will preach Sunday.
1	President of Mills College visits local unit A. A. U. W.	Aurelia Reinhardt and Mabel Volland visited campus; speak on purposes of the association.
1	Dramatic Club party	Planning last meeting of the year.
2	Eye subscription contest	Competition looks tough in subscription sales contest.
2	Attention Serenaders
2	Where they go	Names and locations of those who have found teaching positions.
3	Piano recital	Performance program for Lillian Dresser.
3	T. C. H. S.	Held contests in shorthand and typewriting.
3	Euterpean Glee Club gives a delightful concert	Brief performance review.
4	Do not believe what has been judged	Concerned with the proper viewing of history, and how it should be taught.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
5	Miss Alpha Mayfield and Miss Florence Brown	Hold luncheon at the Russell-Lamson.
5	Miss Kathryn Peterson	Hosts luncheon for Ruth Knight in Bartlett Hall.
5	Altha Hinckle	Hospitalized ten days with severe case of influenza.
5	Dorothy Charles	Travels to Iowa City to read corrected proof of the Old Gold.
5	Miss Mildred Stomne and Dorothy Anderson	Attended National Y. W. C. A. convention.
5	Mrs. Layton	Her niece, Helen Marry, is attending Teachers College; honored at Black's Tea Room luncheon.
5	Lyla Day	Teaching Primary and Secondary music for remainder of second term.
5	Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Entertained the old and new cabinets of the Y. W. C. A.
5	The State Cabinet Training Conference	Four from Teachers College attend the YWCA conference.
5	Genevieve Hays	Will teach in Belle Plaine.
5	Prof. Thompson	Presented paper at Mississippi Valley Historical Association meeting.
5	Miss Eva M. Luse	Traveled to Davenport and Shenandoah for job related visits.
5	Prof. George R. Mach	Delegate to the Convention for Disabled American Veterans.
5	Miss Ruth Knight	Teaching in Toledo; visits Kathryn Peterson.
5	Miss Botsford	Attended Central Commercial Teachers Association meeting in Des Moines.
5	Those professors	Seventeen professors from Teachers College attended Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
5	All residents of Bartlett Hall	Bartlett Hall residents reminded to watch bulletin board.
6	Alpha Delta Alpha	Enjoyed ice cream; elected officers.
6	Tutors battle Cyclones here; diamond fans expect real game with Ames nine this weekend; probable shifts in lineup will strengthen bases	I. S. T. C. struggles to win after slow start to baseball season.
6	Basketball not so strenuous as most fans think	Report on the activity level during games.
6	Pedagogs drop two games on invasion into Cyclone camp	Lose 7-3 and 4-1 in baseball.
6	Purple tracksters swamp Luther and Upper Iowa, Bates high man; take first in all but two events	Results of the competition.
7	Mother's Day observance	History of Mother's Day.
7	Jubilee pageant	Cast is rehearsing.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Held formal spring dinner dance.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Enjoyed picnic on river.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Held outdoor breakfast.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Entertained at breakfast.
8	Max Noah recital	Performance program.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Entertained rushees.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Held sport dance.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Held spring dance.