College Eye — May 30, 1928

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Rudolph Ganz to appear June 14
1	Prof. O'Neill receives doctor's degree	From University of California.
1	Entire Commencement program for college	Gives schedule of entire weekend.
1	Baccalaureate service	Program for baccalaureate service.
1	$1000 prize offered in drama contest	The student who produces the best interpretation of Graham-Paige Legion will win prize.
1	Dinner program broadcast thro W. S. U. I. at 8:00 p. m.; Program to be received in college auditorium.	Professors at T. C. to participate in radio broadcast to honor President Seerley.
1	Many graduates obtain positions	Roster of graduates who have teaching positions lined up for the fall; also tells where they will teach.
1	Official notice to graduates	For those participating in graduation exercises, times and dates are given.
1	Public pleased with 1928 Old Gold
1	Graduates work equals last year's round	Graduates compete to raise money for President's Medallions.
1	The Farmer's Wife will be given Wed. and Fri. nights	Encourages students to attend this comedic play.
1	Commencement program
1	President's column; to the readers of the College Eye	President Seerley says good-bye to students.
3	At the Theatres	Short reviews of "Hot Heels" and "Speedy".
4	Editorially speaking	Students who will be running the paper in the fall introduce themselves to their readers.
4	Personnel of Geneva conference	Representatives sent to conference to meet with other college students.
4	Mr. Fagan makes big plans for athletes	Writes humorously of goals for the athletic program while under his leadership.
5	Shakespearean	Literary society meeting program information.
5	Notice! Exhibit!	Home Economics to have exhibit of their work.
5	The girls in the Home Economics	Open house.
5	Training School play day Thursday; The Health Queen's Garden Synopsis.	Brief summary of play's story line.
5	May students pass Gregg Shorthand test.	Thirty-seven students took test; all passed and twenty-seven passed with honors.
5	Miss Freeman's pupils gave good recital.	Recital program information.
5	Cliosophic	Literary society happenings; office roster.
6	Football prospects bright for fall	Outlook good for 1928 season; fall game schedule posted.
6	Luther-Teachers battle Thurs.; conference title at stake in game	Upcoming baseball game anticipation; line-ups.
6	T. C. distance men win cross country	Track team wins 3.77 mile course.
6	Tutors annex two more scalps	Baseball team wins over Knox, 12-8, and Coe, 8-4.
6	Annual T. C. banquet tomorrow	End of the year banquet for athletic letter winners will be held at the Tip Top Tavern.
6	Xanhos win intramural track meet; Ben Duea, Xanho, big hero of meet	Highlights of intramural track; Xanhos won with 53 1/2 points, Alpha Chis had 37 points, Betas 22 1/2 points, A. D. A.s 22 points, Lambda Gamma Nu 18 1/2 points, Y. M. C. A. 8 points, Chi Pi Thetas 2 1/2 points.
6	Athletic review for year 1927-28	Overview of the 1927-1928 season for all athletic teams.
7	Ludley and Morgan announce their plans	Students encouraged to subscribe to the College Eye.
7	Alpha Literary Society	Office roster.
7	Intramural program nearing completion	Most extensive intramural season coming to a close.
7	Training School athletics 1928-29	Updates and highlights of athletic events at T. C. High School.
7	Cecilian	Officer roster.
7	Women's sports review	Overview of all women's sports events.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Sorority happenings; house party information.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	Sorority office roster; meeting information.
8	Sigma Tau Delta	Sorority happenings.
8	Pi Beta Alpha	Sorority happenings; meeting program information.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Fraternity happenings; Spring Sport Dance information.
8	Chi Pi Theta	Fraternity happenings; spring dance.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Sorority happenings; office roster.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Fraternity happenings; party and dance information.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Sorority happenings.