College Eye — May 23, 1928

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1	Tickets for play on sale may 28; fine English comedy will open Commencement week; "The Farmer's Wife" will be given Friday evening, June 1; play has	Lengthy preview of the play.
1	Piano recital scheduled for Saturday evening	Gladys Schmidthuber will perform.
1	Book exchange open this week	Students who have books in the Y. W. C. A. book exchange should pick up their books during the specified times.
1	Many countries send students for floating u.; some representatives already selected
1	Kenneth Baldwin wins portable typewriter	For excellence in typewriting.
1	Notice!	Students who will be unable to attend Commencement may be able to see the final dress rehearsal of the play on Friday.
1	Ludley and Morgan to edit summer paper; College Eye will continue its present size	Staff members.
1	Lambda Gams win first in May Day floats; many clever dances put on by P. E. students	Description of the May Day celebration.
1	Campanile debt rapidly clearing	Receiving about $150 per day.
1	New project to be proposed at Alumni Ass'n meeting	Alumni will be encouraged to give monetary gifts to the soon-to-be established Seerley Foundation; to be used student loans.
1	Cedar Heights has unusual record; in eighth grade examinations	Students make excellent records on state examination.
1	Margaret Taylor to give song recital; Friday evening in Gilchrist Chapel	Performance program.
1	Seniors!	Reminds seniors to pay class dues.
1	T. C. graduate obtains fellowship to Swiss U.	George Schlesselman will study in Zurich.
2	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Alumni visiting fraternity brothers.
2	Recent press notices of Rudolph Ganz given
2	Lambda Gamma Nu
3	At the Theatres	Short reviews of the movies "Circus Rookies" and "The Smart Set".
3	T. C. letter club banquet May 15	Students who have earned letters in athletics will be honored at annual banquet.
4	The Wolff's Howl	Encourages students to get involved with the newspaper for a worthwhile experience.
5	Y. W. notes	"Big Sisters" needed for summer and fall terms.
5	Miss Inez Radell	Home Economics instructor accepts summer position.
5	Margery Banton	Montana teacher and alumna visits college.
5	Alumna leaves $100 for Campanile fund.	Constance Graham Camp left funds to college.
5	Playcraft Club	Club meeting information.
5	Bel Canto glee club holds annual banquet.	Banquet information.
5	Catholic Student Association	Association meeting information.
5	Society; kindergarten girls hold banquet	Banquet information.
6	Parsons win track carnival; count 32 points to take Iowa loop title; how they finished	Statistics and highlights of the track meet.
6	Intramural baseball tournament near end	Standings of teams in intramural baseball; two final games will determine the winner; A. X. E. in the lead.
6	Intramural track meet Thur. and Fri.; competition keen for meet	Annual intramural track meet is forthcoming; anyone not participating in intercollegiate track may sign up.
6	Teachers to battle Knox Sat.; Heintz, Weyant T. C. battery; game called at 2:30	Looking for a baseball victory over non-conference team Knox; anticipating a hard game.
6	Tutors trim Coe by 3 to 0 score; Heintz stars on mound	Highlights of game.
7	"The Farmer's Wife" to mark twenty-second anniversary	Bertha Martin will set a record for producing the twenty-second Commencement play at T. C. this year; tribute to Professor Martin and her work.
7	Pi Beta Alpha	Spring formal details.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Sorority happenings.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Fraternity happenings; dance.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Fraternity happenings; dance.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Sorority trip to spring "derby"; dance held.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Sorority happenings; dances.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Sorority happenings.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Sorority happenings.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Sorority happenings.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	Fraternity meeting information.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Sorority happenings.
8	Theta Gamma Nu	Sorority happenings; office roster.