College Eye — March 28, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Let's get set for the circus
1	College Club will entertain honor students	Will honor women graduates.
1	Play to be presented under auspices of legion	American Legion will present "The First Year".
1	"True religion is need" says Dr. Hanson	Sermon highlights.
1	Concert to climax successful tour; Minnesingers to give annual treat tonight in Aud.	Return from performing in several Iowa towns.
1	Helen Swedberg wins first in dramatic contest	Nyra Gaskell was second; Stan Wood was third.
1	Annual life saving pageant draws crowd
1	Passion Play pictures were very impressive	Howland Hanson saw the Passion Play in Oberammergau.
1	Y. W. C. A. enjoys retreat at Willard Hall	Begin planning for next year.
1	Beauty lovers look forward to April 4	Description of program; photo.
1	Mrs. Schmidt will appear as soloist	At vespers service; performance program.
1	Special Easter service planned for Sunday	At CHIC.
1	"Bird Man" speaks to students at assembly Wed.	Charles Rowman Hutchins spoke at regular assembly.
1	Cyrena Van Gordon to appear April 11; prima donna mezzo-contralto possesses rare talent	Performer profile.
1	Joint concert pleases audience; Miss Hardeman's interpretations excellent	Review of performances by Florence Hardeman and Kathryn Witwer.
2	Extra--Scrib	Promoting the Old Gold.
2	Holy Week services	YWCA sponsoring series of services.
2	Alpha Delta Alpha	Roster of initiates.
2	Phi Omega Pi	Held dinner to honor Isabel Fillmore, national inspector.
2	Miss Balzer proves talent	Review of recent performance.
2	Untitled	Several attended the Minnesingers performance in Ackley.
2	The educational meeting at Cleveland, Ohio, February 21st to February 28th	Professor Goetch gives his impression of the NEA meeting.
2	A thought along the way	Comments on the new edition of the T. C. handbook; finds it hard to read.
3	Convention notes	Professor Nelson gives his impressions of the NEA meeting.
3	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students.
4	Editorially speaking	Wonders if glee clubs should make tours; describes the fun of a retreat; characteristics of senators; discusses the history of Easter.
4	Fraternal?	Critical of some of the actions of fraternities.
4	Music students will give recital this P. M.	Performers and their programs.
4	Spring hobbies	Faculty and students tell what they like to do in the spring.
5	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Alumna dies, member in hospital with scarlet fever, Wilma Hay elected as one of top ten women students of the year, initiaition of pledges, visitors.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Visit family, injured in fall, visitors.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	Visit family, visitors expected, two members on Minnesinger trip.
5	Chi Pi Theta	Pledges announced; members return from Minnesinger tour, mumps, formal initiation.
5	Echo Club	Elect officers.
5	Kappa Phi	Visit relatives, Lorraine Jakway has successful recital, Vera Rigdon's boat marooned on an iceberg for ten hours.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Visit relatives, hold bridge party, mumps strikes members.
5	Westminster Foundation, attention Foundation workers	Members urged to sign up to attend Easter Communion Service and breakfast, Sunday evening discussion topic announced, special music planned.
5	Theta Gamma Nu	Annabelle Pollock attended North Central Teachers meeting, members visit family, entertain rushees at dinner, visitors, informal initiation is upcoming.
5	Ellen Richards Club	Set date for first social function of the spring term.
5	L. S. A. news	Notice of upcoming Easter sunrise breakfast and program.
5	Shakespearean	Program from recent meeting. Rushees attend meeting.
5	Neo-Chresto	Entertain rushees; committee chosen to make picnic supper plans.
5	Alpha	Unusual program followed business meeting. Plans made for changes in the constitution and for rush.
6	Sport Shorts	Students should attend the indoor track meet if possible.
6	Many Tutor matmen enter A. A. U. tourney; Eriksen and G. Orr to captain 1930 squad	List of men signed up to participate in the tournament.
6	Nine cagers win basketball awards	Letter winners.
6	Full Tutor team in indoor classic; ten conf. teams vie for honors	Preview of the Teachers College chances at the indoor conference meet.
6	Baseball men taste sunshine in workout	Tutors are beginning to get into shape for the season.
6	Tennis squad starts daily practice soon	Professor Homer C. Haddox will coach the team.
6	Intramural baseball managers to meet Mon.
6	Men! What do the above records mean to you?	Men should consider going out for the track team.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Entertain rushees, successful recital, Easter plans, visitors.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Visitors, pledges placed on probation, visit family, install officers.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Initiation held, visits.
8	Pi Beta Alpha	New members and meeting programs in place.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Home visits and member activities.
8	Xanho	Alumni visit, member activities, and spring dance.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Visitors, illness, formal initiation.