College Eye — April 18, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Changes in faculty positions	Professor Walters retires; Paul Bender will take year of graduate study; photo.
1	Seniors plan prom, invite student body
1	Mae Lewis heads next year's annual	Roster of other staff members.
1	Original paintings are exhibited here	Work by Frederick Tellander on display.
1	Ruth Eells wins May queen election by big majority; will be crowned queen of the May at annual festival; primary department gives loyal support	Profile of Ruth Eells.
1	College invites mothers to visit sons and daughters	Will forego sneak day; will honor mothers instead.
1	Men singers will broadcast Sunday	Minnesingers will sing on WHO.
1	Bel Cantos to give concert next week; Miss Freeman and Mr. Samson will assist with solo numbers	Performance preview and program.
1	Nine instructors granted leave of absence next year	To pursue graduate study; outlines of their study plans.
1	Special Easter program planned for Sunday	At CHIC.
1	Students arouse interest in May Day	Extensive plans along the lines of Old English celebrations.
1	Irving Society wins debate before retailers	Irving defeats Ossoli.
2	The Lambda Gamma Nu fraternity	Will hold annual favor dance.
2	Y. W. C. A.	Will host an Easter hike.
2	Boone debaters win in consolation match	Finish second to Mason City.
2	Servant problem makes plot for high school play	Will present "Fanny and the Servant Problem".
2	Contralto delights audience Tues. eve	Review of performance by Cyrena Van Gordon.
3	Above is the personnel	The Bel Canto Glee Club; photo.
3	Music recitals	Adeline Asher, Doris Young, and Helen Whittle will perform.
4	The Editor's Column; why be childish?	President Latham asks students to give up half-day holiday in order to celebrate Mother's Day.
4	Brindley chosen to judge high school declamatory finals
5	Jvone Lowrie will give piano recital	Performance program.
5	Seniors!	Will meet.
6	W'loo Y. W. invites college members there	For dinner.
6	Selina Terry will judge writers contest	For Louisiana school at which Pearl Hogrefe teaches.
6	Over fifty delegates attend convention	Of Mayflower descendants.
6	April showers hinder Little Tutors workouts	Teachers Relays are tomorrow.
6	Nine teams enter intramural B. B. league	Baseball replaces kittenball in this year's intramurals.
6	Relay officials, attention!	Officials should study rules pertaining to event.
6	Freshmen perform well against varsity	Freshmen lose baseball scrimmage, but feel good about their play.
6	"Shrimpy"
6	Varsity nine prepare for season's opener at Iowa; four teams will be met on foreign playing field	Baseball team is developing well.
6	Thirty-eight teams enter teacher relays; four hundred six boys will compete in annual classic; twenty-one "B", seventeen "A" squads participate	Annual Teachers College Relays will be held.
6	Teachers enter ten event at Des Moines	Coach Dickinson will compete in ten events at the Drake Relays.
6	University of Iowa added to tennis card	Director Mendenhall and Coach Haddox added two matches for the State Teachers tennis team.
7	W. A. A.	Plans for upcoming meeting; will sponsor Black Hawk County High School Playground.
7	Shakespearean Literary Society	Held formal initiation for fourteen new members.
7	Kappa Theta Psi initiates	Mae Lewis was formally initiated.
7	Westminster Foundation	Will have an Easter sunrise service and breakfast; Ella Hatch will speak Sunday evening.
7	Wesley Foundation	Plans for upcoming Sunday morning.
7	Homerian	Will meet to plan spring banquet.
7	Art League	Roster of new faculty advisors and officers.
7	L. S. A.	Plans for Sunday activities.
7	Irving	Plans for next regular meeting.
7	Commercial Club	Program for recent meeting.
7	Society initiations	Lambda Gamma Nu held formal initiation; Theta Gamma Nu enjoyed a formal dinner and initiation of new members.
7	Tau Sig tea	Mrs. Lillehei hosted a tea at her home.
8	Brass quartet plays over WMT tonight
8	Librarian accepts position in Paris	Marjorie True will work at American Library in Paris.