College Eye — March 14, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	One secret of youth is learning; Dr. Lindley delivers splendid address to grads	Excerpts from address.
1	None too young nor old to dance	Six hundred enjoy Folk Festival.
1	Plan to attend dramatic contest	Performers and their pieces.
1	Ranney and Nichols carry away	At oratorical contest.
1	Two new courses will be offered	Professors Aitchison and Buxbaum will offer courses at CHIC Sunday School.
1	Miss Aitchison receives national appointment	Will be delegate to world geographical conference.
1	Let's send Cecilians to Milwaukee; fortieth annual Cecilian concert held Tues. Mar. 19	Performance will celebrate fortieth anniversary; hope to raise money for trip.
1	Denny-Nelson tests enjoying wide sale	Selling well in Eastern states.
1	Voyagers set sail with merry hearts; graduates' dinner was an occasion long to be remembered	Description of dinner program.
1	Six chem students enter essay contest	Sponsored by Chemical Foundation.
1	Delightful hour of music furnished by College Trio; compositions by Kurtz very much appreciated	Performance review.
1	Grand council fire honors 17th birthday	Camp Fire group celebrates anniversary.
1	State Teachers win debate at Coe
1	Singer and violinist appear in joint recital	Kathryn Witwer and Florence Hardeman will perform.
1	Untitled	Elizabeth Coder, Everett Ludley, and Dave McCuskey elected to College Eye staff.
1	Virginia Fish to give recital Monday	Performance program.
1	Bel Cantos give very artistic concert	Performance review.
2	Editorially speaking	Urges students to help send the Cecilian Glee Club to Milwaukee; congratulates Elizabeth Coder, Everett Ludley, and Dave McCuskey; survey of men on campus.
2	Recital to be given by Miss Balzer	Lorraine Balzer will perform; Margretta Kerr performed well.
2	Neo-Chresto	Roster of officers.
2	Bel Canto banquet at Hotel President	Program of toasts.
2	President's Column	Praises the women of the Cecilian Glee Club.
4	A. D. A. team snatches cage title from Xanhos	Summary of the game.
4	Is baseball gaining popularity in colleges?	Almost all Iowa colleges and universities have a baseball team.
4	Read this!	Intramurals should not be too competitive.
4	Night football seems assured of success	Some colleges will begin to play football games at night.
4	Sport Shorts	Clyde Drury lost a meet to Joe Thomas of Iowa.
4	Track aspirants prepare for meet; indoor meet but two weeks away	Snow keeps runners from practicing outside.
4	Intramural wrestling meet surprises many; Chis win meet cop three firsts	Summary of the meet.
4	Xanhos easily annex swimming trophy	Summary of the meet.
5	Miss Katherine Farrell of Luzerne, Iowa	Attended March graduation exercises.
5	Miss Rigdon will have leave of absence for the spring semester	Vera Rigdon will study in Chicago. Mrs. Jean Brady Jones will work toward her doctoral degree. Other faculty members return to work.
5	Wesley Foundation news	Invitation to Saint Patrick's Day celebration.
5	Revival meeting Homerians	Members urged to attend.
5	Stop ! Presbyterians ! Read !	Presbyterians urged to sign up for conferences with Gilbert Lovell.
5	Sioux Club	Elect officers.
5	Art League	Elect officers, name advisors, heard educational talk on taxidermy.
5	Biology Club	Elect officers.
5	Eulalian	Members contribute to the program.
5	Good Vesper program assured	Musical program and performers.
6	Pi Theta Pi	Entertain at formal dance, members practice teach, visitors, members visit homes.
6	Delta Phi Delta	Host rushee party, members moving into the house, illness strikes members.
6	Phi Sigma Phi	Marriage announced at cabaret dance, farewell party, visitors.
6	Kappa Phi	Hold regular meeting, several members will do their practice teaching, members return to school.
6	Chi Pi Theta	Joe Wintz announces marriage, officers elected, members return to school.
6	Alpha Theta Beta	Elect officers, illness strikes members, members visit homes.
6	V. O. V.	Pledges will soon be on probation, members return home for weekend visits, several members commuting from Waterloo.
6	Alpha Delta Alpha	Pledge announced, visitors, debate.