College Eye — April 25, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mr. McCreary noted bandsman, retires from service	Believes he must retire from music work to regain his health.
1	Inter-frat. dance was successful
1	Six delegates attend Mid. West P. E. Ass'n	Attend regional meeting in Chicago.
1	See and hear "Iowa birds"; bird man from Sioux City to present program	Walter W. Bennett will lecture.
1	Mr. Paul Porter speaks to students at Wednesday assembly	Spoke on new social order.
1	May Queen to be selected from six nominations	Roster of candidates.
1	Thursday afternoon recital announced	Roster of performers.
1	Ann Perry receives word of father's death	J. W. Perry died suddenly at home.
1	Music demonstration pleases audience	Professor Fullerton directed several groups.
1	College symphony to present concert	Performance program.
1	Student Council members elected	Vote tallies.
1	Walter Gran proves talented reader	Spoke at CHIC.
1	Philip Shutt to give advanced recital	Performance program.
1	Students hear Dr. Thomas Hopkins on "Character Ed."	Stresses developing character through the school curriculum.
1	Lutheran students to present concerts	Will raise money for new Lutheran center.
1	Dr. Bryn-Jones to preach here Sunday, April 28	At CHIC.
1	Cecilians report enjoyable trip to Milwaukee	Gladys Anderson gives her impressions of the trip.
2	Untitled	Several attend symphony in Chicago.
2	Local P. E. O. chapters will entertain non-affiliated members
2	Editorially speaking	College Eye staff offer sympathies to Ann Perry because of her father's recent death; the Old Gold is finished; college students are expected to adhere to a higher moral standard.
3	Pi Theta Pi	Happenings in Pi Theta Pi.
3	Alpha Delta Alpha	News from Alpha Delta Alpha.
3	L. S. A.	Program sponsored by Lutheran Student Association.
3	Men's Forum	Hear address on spiritualism.
4	Sport Shorts	Pieces of news about T. C. athletes.
4	Tutor relay teams to compete at Drake; frosh schedule Cornell yearlings	T. C. has a stronger team than last year; up against stiff competition at Drake Relays.
4	T. C. H. S. hosts at two cinder meets	Various area high schools will compete.
4	Three records tumble at Iowa Teachers relays; meet surpasses highest hopes	Discus throw, medley relay, and Class A and B 440 yard relays set new records.
4	Intramural kittenball meeting May 1st
4	Diamond nine splits even in initial games; Iowa "B" team no match for locals	Tutors lost first conference game of year to Luther, 6-5; two games scheduled for next week.
4	Flowers, crack Tutor gardener, injured	Dislocated shoulder during game.
4	Coach Bender initiates spring grid drills	Football drills begin soon.
5	Miss Alpha Mayfield of the music faculty reutrned Sunday	Professor Mayfield returned from the District Music Conference in Milwaukee.
5	Ellen Richards Club	A picnic replaced the regular meeting.
5	Helen Ives Marries	Marriage of Helen Ives and Adrian Mead is announced.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Paul Porter, field secretary of the League of Industrial Democracy will speak on the topics of social and industrial problems.
5	Irving Society	New members provide program of regular meeting; including, songs, a play, and tricks played on the old members.
5	Shakespearean	Informal initiation held. Campus initiation was held the following Monday.
5	Eulalian	Regular meeting held. Chairman for the formal banquet named.
5	Alpha	Last week's program, spring banquet, new members announced, and informal initiation.
6	Lambda Gamma Nu	Visits home, visitors, and correspondence from alumni.
6	Alpha Theta Beta	Alumni return for visits and visits home.
6	Phi Omega Pi	Visitors, home visits, mumps, and attendance at the interfraternity dance.
6	Prof. W. E. Hays went to Cedar Rapids	Attended the State Music Society Convention.
6	Delta Phi Delta	Visitors, date for the dance has been set, interfraternity dance, member visits Oelwein, and former member gives birth.
6	Theta Gamma Nu	Members visit homes, Des Moines, and Buckingham. Visitors, tea for the actives, and several members sign teaching contracts for the coming year.
6	V. O. V.	Members travel to Milwaukee with the Cecilians and visits home.
6	Kappa Phi	Member leaves hospital, visits home, receives teaching assignment, and member returns to school.
6	Tau Sigma Delta	Pledges announced, home visits, visitors, and member returns from Cecilian tour.
6	Xanho	Member injured playing football, mumps, visitors, and spring dance set.
6	Pi Beta Alpha	Regular meeting held; program followed.
6	Phi Sigma Phi	Member reported that Cecilian trip to Milwaukee was a fine time. Members visit home, Cedar Rapids, and Reinbeck.