College Eye — May 1, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	June graduates	Should order announcements.
1	Three social science groups meet here in annual conventions; state organizations hold meetings here today, tomorrow	Summary of programs for each group.
1	Plans underway to rebuild steps at north entrance of Auditorium	Will replace both inside and outside steps.
1	Aeolian Glee Club will present annual concert Thursday; Luther Richman and Harvey Waugh will be the soloists	Performance program.
1	President Latham and Dr. Gage to speak to June graduates; commencement week program is announced by C. W. Lantz	Brief schedule of Commencement activities.
1	Rev. Hanson to speak on "Money Basis of Human Wreckage" Sun.
1	Romance Language Department presents Spanish program Wed.	Will present two plays.
1	Finkenbinder, Abbott, Charles, Denny, to speak at Academy of Science
1	Robert Wick represents college at oratorical contest at Pella today	Will speak on peace.
1	Irving Hart is elected head of Mayflower group	Mrs. Wester elected historian.
1	Thorrel Fest heads debate association of twenty colleges; Robert Ebel and Wayne Lawrence place in annual contests of league here	Elected president of association; photo.
1	Members of faculty publish books for use by primary teachers	Professors Shepherd and Luse publish books.
1	Art exhibit sent to Louisville, Kentucky	Large exhibition of work by ISTC students on display.
1	Alice Dowden elected to reign at May Day festivities next week	Description of May Day ceremonies.
1	W. T. Root of Iowa and M. J. Nelson speak at A. A. U. P. meeting Sat.	At state convention.
1	Senior Prom to be informal sport dance; tickets on sale now
1	Untitled	President and Mrs. Latham will hold reception for faculty.
1	Music jamboree will be held next Friday evening; is planned in connection with program of Mother's Day celebration	Program for Mother's Day activities.
1	Powers Hapgood talks on experiment in industrial democracy	Speaks on employee management of company.
1	Seniors!!	Should pick up canes and swagger sticks.
2	"Thou shalt not trespass," is the commandment of Student Council	College students are trespassing and property owners may prosecute.
3	Drinking charges are investigated by officials	Investigating reports of drinking after dance in Waterloo; one student suspended.
3	Untitled	Student and organization news.
3	Campus dreamer goes a "gassing"	Campus poet runs out of gas and pushes car to filling station.
3	Music recitals are presented on every night of this week	Schedule of recitals.
3	Classes inspect nearby schools	Visit Hudson and Dunkerton.
4	Tutor net team to meet Luther tomorrow	Tennis prepares for meet against Luther.
4	Frosh baseball nine to clash with Mason City Junior College; to tangle with first foreign foe tomorrow	Freshman baseball team makes ready for first opponent of the season.
4	Diamond squad meets two out-of-state foes on weekend trip	Baseball team prepares for games in Minnesota against Carleton College and St. Olaf.
4	Little Tutors enter ten in Valley meet	T. C. High track team gets ready for Cedar Valley League track meet in Waverly.
4	Varsity and frosh clash today; annual cinder fray between varsity and freshmen today	Varsity missing nine men who went to out-of-state track meet; teams considered even.
4	H. S. track and tennis meet to be held May 9	Little Tutors host district meet on college field.
4	Baseball team loses hit and run game to St. Olaf 12 to 10	Baseball team continues losing streak.
4	Golf team drops match to Iowa U.	Tutors lose close match in last game.
4	Nine trackmen go to Dakota Relays	I.S.T.C.'s highest placewinners represent team in South Dakota; members listed.
5	Spring dances are keeping the social circles humming this week	Campus social calendar.
6	Untitled	Ellen Richards Club met.
6	Untitled	James Paustian was omitted from list of men earning high grades.
6	Untitled	Shakespeareans hold initiation.
6	Annual kindergarten banquet is held Friday, April 24	Description of the program.
6	Untitled	Kappa Phi met.
6	Small audience shows times have changed	Few people attended interstate oratorical contest.
6	"The Enchanted April" is chosen as the Commencement play; is sixth in series of plays adapted from old countries	Professor Strayer will direct.
6	Untitled	Canes and swagger sticks will be available to seniors.
6	Spring number of Purple Pen will go on sale Friday	Will feature work by Allen Read, Stanley Wood, and others.
6	Mischa Elman thought to be cold to audience in his program here	Harvey Waugh gives his thoughts on the performance.
6	Harvey Waugh presents violin recital April 20	Frank Hill gives his thoughts on the performance.