College Eye — May 8, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Band sponsors dance Saturday for students and mothers
1	Pi Gamma Mu holds formal initiation	Roster of new members.
1	Classes will compete in races May 19 in inter-class program	Will compete in a variety of contests.
1	Training School repeats senior play	Will present "Fanny and the Servant Problem".
1	Student body observes annual May Day festival Saturday with crowning of May Queen; fifteen couples follow throne as court of honor	Description of May Day activities; photo.
1	Dr. Thomas E. Green to address students at Commencement	Speaker profile.
1	Students, notice	Mothers will be admitted free to the Cecilian concert.
1	Welcome, mothers, to our campus
1	Cecilians sing grand opera Friday eve. in annual concert	Minnesingers and Orchesis will assist.
1	Committee designs new college flag	Description of the flag.
1	Mothers enroll at Teachers College for three days course in applied college life; expect hundreds at first annual mother's program	Schedule of activities for first Mother's Day program.
2	Professors chosen for extension schools	To be held in Shenandoah, Centerville, and Spencer.
2	Fullerton to teach North Dakota children	Will meet with rural school teachers there.
3	Professor H. L. Eells	Professor Eells will speak in Jesup.
3	W. A. A.	Roster of officers.
3	Art League	Professor Cole will speak on pottery.
3	At a special meeting of Kappa Phi	Roster of officers.
3	Professor Dora E. Kearney	Professor Kearney will be at home to students and their mothers.
3	Neo-Chresto	Roster of initiates.
3	Indians bow at grave of former student	George A. Fairfield devoted fifty years to teaching in Iowa and Washington.
3	Music recitals	Lillian Soukup, Claribel Drummond, and Verna Thompson will perform.
4	The Editor's Column	Urges students to purchase activity cards; believes that teachers need to organize a national association.
5	Mothers are honored at Sunday services	Special service at CHIC.
5	Dean Reed attends national convention	Of deans and advisors of men.
5	Art professors attend association meeting	Professors Schuneman and Cole go to Minneapolis.
5	Training School seniors entertained by juniors
5	House presidents of the Women's League	Women's League met.
6	Tutors win three firsts at Sioux Falls	ISTC takes the one mile relay, the 1760 yard event, and the high jump.
6	Netsters lose to Coe Kohawks, 1-5	Match summaries.
6	Coe, Cornell, and Teachers meet here Saturday; Kohawks have well balanced aggregation	Will be their fourth track meet of the season.
6	Teachers beat Luther 10 to 6 at Decorah	Baseball game highlights.
6	Varsity tracksters trounce frosh 88-38	The varsity, though at a disadvantage, won a dual track meet.
6	Teachers play Kalamazoo here today; game is second meeting of two teams in 9 days	Previous meeting resulted in defeat of Kalamazoo by Tutors.
6	Baseball men visit Battle Creek	G. W. Siebert entertains baseball team.
7	Writer's Club	Robert Allen Mallory, Muriel Swarts, and Irma Hovey read at recent meeting
7	Sadie B. Campbell	Entertained at the first in a series of teas; roster of guests.
7	Irving	Regular meeting postponed; final May Day dance practice to be held.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Held meeting to plan upcoming house party.
7	Westminster Foundation	Will host a tea for visiting parents; next Christian Endeavor meeting will be based on Mother's Day.
7	L. S. A.	All Lutheran students, their friends, and their mothers invited to attend next meeting.
8	Sixteen pianists to give recital next week	Roster of performers.
8	All-association Y. W. meeting will be May 14
8	Mock wedding planned for Iowa Club picnic	Alta Wilmarth and Fred Cram will be the mock bride and groom.
8	Erbe is president Faculty Men's Club	Roster of officers.
8	Amy Arey to address university women	At state and sectional meeting.
8	Two students tie in census contest	Zella Rogers and Howard James come closest with their guesses.
8	Loretta Guenther recital	Performance program.
8	Class erects radios as lab experiment	Class builds crystal sets.