College Eye — April 11, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Speech clinic is held today by Dr. West; Wisconsin University professor will talk; will demonstrate speech defects	Will speak, demonstrate, and offer diagnoses for speech problems.
1	Students still try for parts in play	For parts in "The Cat's Cradle".
1	Love affair, marriage, suicide all make history for building	Historical highlights about Central Hall.
1	Student identification cards	Will need identification cards for admission to dance.
1	Professor sponsors census contest	Professor Thompson will offer prizes for best guesses at national, state, and city population figures.
1	Freshmen-sophomores complete dance plans
1	Nat'l president of honor society entertained here	Stanley B. Houck visits Delta Sigma Rho.
1	Men professors plan surprise program for club women	Faculty Men's Club will host College Club.
1	Honor society chooses members at high school	Roster of TCHS National Honor Society members.
1	Chicago editor will speak here Sunday	Paul Hutchinson will speak at CHIC.
1	Board of Control sends out call for journalists	Only one written application has been made for position on the Old Gold staff.
1	Will head 1930--31 "Eye" Staff	Brief profiles of Evelyn Fish and Harland Hanson; photo.
1	Committee plans Holy Week services	Schedule of services and speakers.
1	Annual election for May Queen will be April 17; entire student body eligible to vote for senior women	Will be selected from among senior women.
2	The condition of Clyde Leeds	Recovering from an operation for appendicitis; other students in the hospital.
2	M. G. Davis	Visited campus to interview teachers.
2	Creative Writing Club	Students will read at upcoming meeting; program for last meeting.
2	Eulalian Literary Society	Program for recent gathering and business meeting.
2	Westminster notes	News and updates about upcoming activities.
2	Shakespearean Literary Society	Rushing season ended with a breakfast.
2	Glee Clubs banquet	Updates on the various glee clubs and their activities.
2	Phi Gamma Mu	Program from recent meeting.
2	Phi Omega Pi elects officers	Roster of officers.
2	Kappa Delta Pi	Roy Abbott will speak at opening meeting.
2	Clio Literary Society	Program for formal banquet.
2	L. S. A.	Program and topic for upcoming meeting.
2	Delphian Literary Society	Intramural volleyball team defeated the Waterloo Y. W. C. A. team; roster of initiates.
2	The Kappa Theta Psi	Updates on several organizations.
2	Pledges and initiations	Roster of initiates from several organizations.
2	Alumni visits	Roster of weekend visitors at Phi Omega Pi.
2	English Club	Plans for upcoming dinner and program.
2	German Club	Roster of officers.
3	High school debaters meet here in concert
3	Sorority women become salesladies in contest	Will work at Heller's.
3	Five year old composes own pieces	Profile of Patricia Anne Samson; photo.
4	Swapper says. . .	News from other colleges.
4	The Editor's Column	Seniors need to get their canes and swagger sticks, students should get involved in May Day; spruce tree was taken from the college botanical garden.
4	"Eliminate Unfit" says superintendent	Believes teachers colleges should be more selective about those who are admitted to teacher education programs.
5	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Music recitals	Schedule and performance programs.
6	Track pilot	Gerald Baxter is a good asset to the Teachers College track team; his best event is pole vaulting; photo.
6	Whitford drills squad for season's opener; team personnel includes twenty-two players
6	Little Tutors prepare for Teacher Relays	Coach Schneider is speeding up the Little Tutors spring workouts. There will be a relay team and a medley team and also individual events.
6	Haddox drills squad on fundamentals	The Teachers tennis team must work hard to uphold their place in the conference; will receive keen and strenuous competition from various colleges.
6	Dickinson's frosh show promise	Coach Dickinson's freshman track men are strong at field events.
6	Baseball captain	Verdine Barnum is captain for men's baseball.
6	H. S. relay teams meet here April 19th; this spring marks ninth year of invitation meet; lettermen and coaching majors will direct events	463 athletes representing forty-two schools participated in the meet last year.
7	Third best typist in world visits campus Tuesday	Barney Stapert visits.
7	Research director visits jr. colleges	Professor Nelson is inspecting teacher training work at those schools.
7	Iowa Club is host to 4-H Club members	From Black Hawk County.
7	Class springs surprise in absence of teacher	Students hold class even in professor's absence.
8	Fullerton announces junior contest winners	From contest at Iowa Federation of Music Clubs.
8	Get a date, seniors! The prom comes May 3
8	Happy life formula	From Charles F. Thwing.
8	News Bureau starts work in new office	Will get new furniture and remodeled facilities.
8	Orchesis recital shows life, beauty	Review of fourth annual performance of Orchesis.
8	Minnesingers give successful concert	Performance review.