College Eye — May 16, 1928

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Enderlein recital Friday evening; Katherine Fleming and Lillian Dresser will assist	Performance program.
1	Elma Lighter to give recital Mon.
1	"Charm of Dress" to be presented Tues.; by home economics girls	To be presented by freshman home economics students.
1	Fifty-two years with two presidents	Biographies of James Gilchrist, Homer Seerley, and Ray Latham; photo.
1	Three act comedy for Commencement; cast of characters announced	Cast members for "The Farmer's Wife".
1	Piano recital Thursday evening; Myrtle Kleist will be assisted by Myrtle Orris, soprano	Performance program.
1	Former T. C. student to preach here Sun.; now pastor at Mount Pleasant	Laura Bowman Galer will speak.
1	Symphony concert well received here	Review of performance of Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
1	Twelve become members of Kappa Delta Pi; three honorary members are formally initiated	Roster of new members.
1	Senior B. A.'s wage campaign for funds; committee of twelve will visit each member personally	Committee to make seniors pay their class dues; fifty cents for every semester they were a senior.
1	Versatile musician appears here June 14	Profile of Rudolph Ganz.
2	Reminiscences of our senior professor	Professor Wright recalls ISTC history.
2	Y. W. C. A. notes	Will take hike every Saturday morning.
3	At the Theatres	Short reviews of the movies "Under the Tonto Rim" and "Shield of Honor".
3	The Pop-off; all work and no play?	Encourages students to take time from their studies so they don't get overwhelmed and burned out.
4	The Wolff's Howl	Concerned about students trying to get the maximum done with minimum effort.
5	Pi Tau Phi	Sorority happenings; office roster.
5	Ossoli	Literary society held formal banquet; banquet and meeting information.
5	Minnesingers to broadcast.	Glee club to be broadcast from Ames radio station.
5	NOTICE!	Reminder for Commencement preparations; cap and gown fittings.
5	Iowa Club visits Benson Cooperative Creamery.	One hundred fifty students were shown the processes of a creamery.
5	Art League enjoys picnic.	League members enjoyed themselves in Mrs. Hart's garden.
5	Homerian	Literary society meeting information.
5	Cecilia Vogelsang to teach in Hebron College.	Former student to be instructor in piano and organ in Nebraska school.
5	Playcraft Club announcement.	Meeting information.
5	Graduating student publishes poem.	"Woodland Reverie" by Charlotte A. Hunter was printer in Midland Schools magazine.
5	Mr. Edward Kurtz	Professor of orchestral music rushed to Allen Hospital for an operation for appendicitis.
5	The college symphony orchestra concert	The May 22 concert has been cancelled due to Professor Kurtz's hospitalization.
5	Ruth Wood and Margretta Kerr give joint recital.	Recital given Tuesday May 15, in Gilchrist Chapel; program information.
5	Alpha	Society program about Mother's Day.
5	Vought-Martin wedding	Vera Vought married Karl W. Martin.
6	High school district track meet here	Twenty high schools will converge on campus for track meet.
6	Teachers take 17 inning game; great pitchers battle staged between Wilson and Cayou	In the fifth straight game, T. C. won battle of pitchers, 5-4; highlights.
6	Coe defeat Tutors 79-52; Lake and Luke outstanding performers for T. C.	Highlights of the track meet.
6	T. C. nine wallops Central College 19-9	Statistics of recent baseball game.
6	Tutors meet Coe nine May Day; Teachers, Coe evenly matched	Prospects for baseball game.
6	First round of golf tourney finished	Intramural golf underway; statistics.
6	Pedagogs enter conference meet Sat.; competition at Indianola keen	Challenging track meet forthcoming; several on the track team will not compete due to injuries or illnesses.
6	Results of intramural baseball	Lambda Gamma Nu defeated Xanho, 5-3; Alpha Chi won against Lambda Gamma Nu, 6-2; Lambda Gamma Nu won against Alpha Delta Alpha, 7-6; Alpha Chi defeat Betas, 17-8; Betas defeated Y. M. C. A., 2-0; highlights of games given.
6	Horseshoe tourney to be held at T. C.	Since it is not a part of the intramural sports program, no trophy will be given to the winners; students encouraged to participate in the "barnyard activity".
6	Upper Iowa loses to Teachers 6-0	In baseball, T. C. played well as a team and won; highlights and statistics.
7	Inquiring Reporter; how do you intend to spend this summer's vacation?
7	Mr. J. E. Robinson tells of campus improvements	Recounts many repairs and upgrades during his time here.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Sorority happenings.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Fraternity happenings; spring dance information..
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Sorority happenings.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	Fraternity happenings.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Sorority happenings.
8	Chi Pi Theta	Fraternity happenings; dance plans.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Fraternity happenings.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Sorority happenings.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Fraternity happenings.
8	Xanho	Fraternity happenings.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Sorority dance information.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Sorority happenings; dance information.
8	Theta Gamma Nu	Sorority happenings.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Sorority happenings.