College Eye — April 11, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	T. C. debaters gave good demonstration	Compete against Mason City Junior College.
1	Orchestral Club needs members	Will function as training ground for Symphony Orchestra.
1	T. C. delegates attend religious convention	Learn about character education.
1	"We know in part," said Rev. Niven of Waterloo	Excerpts from CHIC sermon.
1	Cecilians to leave Monday morning for Milwaukee	Will also spend day in Chicago.
1	All college circus draws good crowd	Sponsored by YMCA and YWCA.
1	Prepare 1929-30 Student Council ballot	Roster of candidates.
1	Varsity Band will attend Drake Relays	Will travel by bus and car.
1	Piano instructor to teach in Chicago	Naomi Evans will be on faculty of Chicago Musical College.
1	Open forum to be held at vespers	Will debate efficiency of church.
1	Prima-donna gives recital tonight; 'The Cry of Valkyrie' to be one of Miss Gordon's numbers	Cyrena Van Gordon will perform; photo.
1	Tribute paid to the memory of Miss Mary Hearst	Excerpts from tribute by Professor Wright.
1	Orchesis presents most delightful dance recital	Review of the Orchesis performance.
1	Alumnus of T. C. proves successful	Gretchen Henry's students are doing well.
1	Placement Bureau working effectively	Has placed fifty-seven teachers.
1	"The First Year" wins approval of large audience	Review of the play "The First Year."
2	Program to be given today	Performers and their work.
2	Our all-college and community worship Sunday, April 14
2	Silent "bugs" in operation	Short review of the movie "The Bellamy Trial".
2	Editorially speaking	Encourages students to be active this spring; wishes Cecilian Glee Club good luck on their trip.
2	Reforms suggested in college teaching	An East Coast superintendent believes students should have a "thorough and comprehensive knowledge" of subject matter so their teaching is more effective.
3	Pi Omega Pi	Professor Mach delivers paper.
3	Gym's Snooze	WAA initiates new members.
3	Literary	Creative writings submitted by students.
4	Varsity track men drill for relays	Intensive practices will prepare runners for Drake Relays.
4	Baseball schedule almost completed	Fewer than half of the games this year will be played in the Iowa Conference.
4	Diamond squad drills for opener; Iowa U. first foes April 19	The first game is a week away; season looks promising because of many returning players.
4	Iowa teachers to hold annual relays April 20; forty schools to compete here	Records and record holders for the events.
4	Frosh baseball squad consists of 19 men	Coach picked players; anticipates promising year with freshmen.
4	T. C. H. S. arranges heavy track card	Schedule of high school track meets.
4	Eriksen annexes Midwest A. A. U. wrestling title; Poynter, Reuter win second place honors	Highlights of championship matches.
4	Sport Shorts	Pieces of news about T. C. athletes.
4	Thirty-six frosh recommended for 1932 numerals	As soon as the students get their required twenty-four hours, they will be awarded a sweater.
5	Ossoli	Rushees were in charge of the program at regular meeting.
5	Y. M. C. A. election Friday	Annual election is open to all college men. Howard James and Arthur Healy are candidates for president.
5	Xanho	Three new pledges announced. Seven pledges will be initiated. Alumni visit, former members return to school, spring dance date announced.
5	Ellen Richards Club	Helen Turnbull initiated. Members wrote a letter to Anna Leggitt, who is abroad.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Officers and cabinet installed. The first of a series of discussions was held on "The Bible".
5	Pi Gamma Mu	Regular meeting consisted of five minute reports on articles of professional interest.
5	Engagement announced	Announcement made during a party given by Mrs. S. F. Hersey of the engagement of Mildred Sharp and N. W. Gouwans.
5	Biology Club	Nell Kennedy, Esther Nissen, and Florentine Martin gave interesting and helpful discussions at the regular meeting.
5	Miss Alison Aitchison of the Natural Science Department .	Professor is president of the local chapter of American Association of University Women; attended national convention in New Orleans.
5	Art League	Toured Hinson manufacturing plant. Members were shown the processes a design goes through to be issued commercially.
5	Professor W. E. Hays and Professor Irving Wolfe were soloists.	Nazareth church choir, led by Mabel Benton Brown, featured professors as soloists in "The Crucifixion".
5	Bragstad-Kramer Wed	Wedding of Norma Bragstad and Hiram Kramer on Easter Sunday announced.
5	Miss Seay, Helen Curtis and Jane Mc Millan are in attendance at the Regional Conference of the Y. W.	Y. W. C. A. regional conference in Chicago attended by three delegates from I. S. T. C.
5	Pi Beta Alpha	Regular meeting held. Members enjoyed a Friday evening picnic.
5	Special meeting of Mathematics Club	R. L. Morton will speak.
6	Theta Gamma Nu	Home visits and visitors.
6	Alpha Theta Beta	Home visits, members become fully pledged Betas, and circus stunt.
6	Delta Phi Delta	Pledges announced, visitors, and weekend trips.
6	Kappa Theta Psi	Members visit Iowa City for the weekend, circus booth, and visitors.
6	Kappa Phi	Home visits and members named to positions.
6	Tau Sigma Delta	Attended a bridge tea, entertained rushees, visitors, and home visits.
6	Alpha Beta Gamma	Spring dance date and pledges announced.
6	Chi Pi Theta	Formal initiation, pledges announced, home visits, intra-mural preparation, and Finn Eriksen wins A. A. U. wrestling meet.
6	Pi Theta Pi	Home visits, pledges announced, circus booth decorated, and spring dance plans finalized.
6	Alpha Delta Alpha	Visitors, home visits, and backyard cleanup.
6	Phi Omega Pi	Entertain rushees, visitors, weekend trip to Cedar Rapids, enter tennis, golf, and baseball intra-murals, and member recovers from mumps.
6	Pi Tau Phi	Pledges announced and visits home.
6	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Weekend visitors, home visits, member has rheumatism.