College Eye — March 27, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty members attend convention held at Mason City	Attend ISTA district meeting.
1	Russell Sohner and Edra Smutney gain positions on staff	Russell Sohner will be associate editor; Edra Smutney will be society editor.
1	Untitled	Senior class meeting.
1	Ballots doubled in all college general election held Thursday; approximately five hundred ballots cast	List of elections winners.
1	Mrs. Ida Gilstrap will interview students today	For summer jobs in Colorado.
1	Untitled	Professor Tascher returns to work after surgical operation.
1	Newell W. Edison to speak at assembly Wednesday, April 1
1	"Redemption" will be given on three nights April 9, 10, 11; play is not expressionistic, but realism of strongest type	Play preview.
1	Entries swamp debate meet officials: field cut to eleven teams; round robin tournament plan eliminates thirteen of twenty-four schools	Will try to accommodate more schools next year.
1	Juniors elect Byrl Houck as next president; Hackler is new vice-president; Vandaworker, Sec'y, Simmers reelected Treasurer	Roster of class officers.
1	Campus leaders are guests at annual organization dinner; "Big Men on Campus" are the guests of president and deans	President Latham and Dean Campbell address leaders.
1	French Circle will give two plays on Thursday	Will present "Cupidon le dentiste" and "Le chat parti les souris dancent".
1	M. F. Arey services are held at First M. E. Church Monday; death brings versatile teaching career to close at home here Friday	Professor Arey died March 20, 1931; brief tribute.
1	Palm Sunday will be observed in church services Sunday	CHIC service program.
1	Untitled	Press Club will meet.
1	Variety is aim of Cecilian's annual concert Thursday; formal program with four soloists is program choice this year	Performance program.
1	Teachers College wins team honors in the speech contest Tues.	Wayne Lawrence and Murvle Hanawalt defeat Coe in extemporaneous speaking.
1	Professor and students are in favor of installation of petting parlors	Couples are borrowing people's vehicles to spend time together, creating a general nuisance.
1	Brahms Quartet presents program of beautiful tone and quality; delightful gowns to contrast in tonal effects	Brahms Quartet performed in college auditorium March 25.
2	People who steal signs bawled out in fifteen hours of work; some one took the College Eye sign right off the door	The College Eye door sign has been taken; cannot afford to buy another.
2	Untitled	Art League will hold party.
3	Track schedule	1931 Tutor track meet schedule posted.
3	Three matmen try for national honors; Captain Eriksen, Arends, and Orr at Providence	Tutor wrestlers travel to Providence, Rhode Island, for national championship meet.
3	Frosh diamond men rounding into shape	Freshmen baseball players continue to drill and practice for upcoming season.
3	Little Tutors report for first outdoor workout Wed.	Little Tutor track team makes ready for their first meet against Vinton.
3	Tutors battle for indoor title; fourteen men are entered in conference meet	Tutor track team travels to Drake Fieldhouse for conference championship meet.
3	Nine Tutor basketeers honored ninth awards for service on squad	List of letter winners.
3	Baseball schedule 1931	Tutor 1931 baseball schedule posted.
3	Varsity netmen work under Coach Haddox	Tennis team prepares for upcoming season.
4	Regent offers a new type coupon	Offers bargain night for two.
4	Co-eds choose most popular man at Teachers College	Dad Aldrich sells popcorn on the Hill.
4	Music professors judge high school music students	A number of music faculty members will judge contests this weekend.
4	Five women successful in passing rating tests	List of those who passed basketball official's exam.
4	Intercollegiate play day will be April 11	Women's teams from numerous colleges will participate in women's play day.
4	Untitled	William W. Biddle will teach a course in personality during summer session.
4	Soloists in Cecilian Glee Club	Four Cecilians soloists; photo.
5	Untitled	Six members of the faculty will attend national physical education conference.
5	Society this week resembles "the calm after the storm"	Campus social calendar.
5	M. F. Arey	Professor Arey; photo.
6	Cecilian Glee Club will give concert Thursday	Members of glee club; photo.
6	Glade and Baggiore present concert at Waterloo Monday	Coe Glade and Attilio Baggiore will perform.
6	Special Science Club naturalizes "aliens"	Will demonstrate the process of becoming an American citizen.
6	Woolsey and Wheeler here in "Half Shot at Sunrise" Saturday	Preview of college movie.
6	Professor of English traces genealogy to uncle of Shakespeare	Professor Lambert claims relationship.
6	"Is it worth it?" ask co-eds and boy friends in dormitory parlors	Date permission slips hamper social activities of women in Bartlett Hall.