College Eye — May 23, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	More than five hundred are in June class	Roster of the Class of 1930.
1	Pres. and Mrs. Latham plan class reception	For 1930 graduates.
1	Medals, honors, travel, make the biography of speaker	Profile of Commencement speaker Thomas E. Green.
1	Juniors win Play Day loving cup	Class day results.
1	Student Council elects officers for next year	Roster of officers.
1	Here are the teachers of the future	Seniors shown marching to the ceremony, and portraits of President Latham, Thomas E. Green, Kemper Huber, and a scene from "Cradle Song" frame the photo.
1	Graduates receive final instructions	For Commencement activities.
1	Spring number of Purple Pen goes on sale Monday	Quick survey of contents.
1	More students get positions for next year	Roster of those who have received teaching positions.
1	"Cradle Song" will be given two hearings	Play preview.
1	Y. W. makes rules for those who borrow furniture	Will ensure wider use for all.
1	Students play own pieces	Roster of performers.
1	Here's your chance! Get a "Little Sister"	Description of the freshman orientation program.
2	Social Science Club picnics
2	Board of Control elects Purple Pen staff	Dorothy De Zouche will be editor; Leora Boetger will be business manager.
2	Editor's column	Need more returning women to be a "Big Sister" to freshman women; a farewell from the graduating staff of the College Eye to classmates and professors.
2	Notice	Those who have positions should report them to the Placement Bureau.
2	Important notice	Registrants should report summer addresses to Placement Bureau.
2	June graduates	Should pick up graduation announcements.
2	Notice, all students	Classes suspended at 5PM, May 29.
2	Notice	Freshmen will elect officers for next year.
2	Notice	Old Golds ready soon.
3	Writer's Club	Professor Terry is satisfied with the work of the group.
3	Ira S. Condit	Professors Condit, Skar, and Gaffin attended research conference.
3	Western Arts elects C. H. Bailey vice pres.	Will be vice president of group.
3	Marian Raisty recital
3	Training School baccalaureate service will be Sunday A.M.
4	Whitford's men wallop Drake 15-2	State Teachers won their eighth consecutive victory of the season.
4	Varsity track men win quadrangular meet at Decorah	Dickinson's track men win against Luther, Columbia, and Upper Iowa; scoring summaries.
4	Conference tennis men hold annual tournament here	A summary of previous winners; speculation as to who might be the next champion.
4	Freshman tracksters outscore Grinnell	Teachers College freshmen win dual meet, 73-58.
4	Teachers fall before Luther 13 to 10; Tutors' winning streak broken.	Whitford's baseball team was defeated in a hard-played game.
4	Conference track teams meet here; one hundred forty athletes compete today, Saturday	Thirteen schools competing in sixteen events at the conference track meet at home; 1930 records noted.
5	Chi Pi Theta	Alumni returned for the spring dance.
5	Kappa Phi breakfast	Will host a breakfast for the senior women.
5	The Echo Club	Held a steak fry for the last meeting.
5	Theta Alpha Phi	Program for recent meeting; Ruth Marinan hosted a supper; an alumni breakfast is planned.
5	Eva May Luse, Ida Huglin, and Lou A. Shepherd	Entertained members of the extension division staff.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Jo wilder will serve as the secretary for the summer again.
5	L. S. A.	Roster of officers.
5	Pi Tau Phi	Announces initiates and pledges; meeting held at Mrs. Charles' home.
5	Wesley Foundation	Seniors will be in charge of next Epworth League meeting.
5	Art League	Bertha Patt spoke at recent meeting.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Breakfast held at log cabin in Tourist Park; given my Mrs. Milversted.
6	Three members of the music department	Professors Samson, Barker, and Hayes attend meeting.