College Eye — April 1, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Houck appoints five committees to plan senior prom May 14	List of committee members.
1	Fifteen hundred watch pageant of crucifixion here on Easter Sunday	Presented by Junior Religious Council.
1	May Queen nominations due in office by April 6
1	Major "I" men sponsor first dance tonight; Art Biddinger and his band of Cedar Rapids replace Lloyd Wells, originally reported engaged
1	Cornell chemistry head addresses group here	Nicholas Knight will address the Chemistry Seminar.
1	Press officers to be named April 18
1	Junior Academy of Science will meet here April 29, 30	High school science students will come to campus.
1	Practice teaching grade equals average of two first terms in college	Martin Nelson talks about the relationship between grades in class and in student teaching.
1	Over six hundred purchase Old Golds
1	Howland Hanson chooses "Miracle of Me" for topic	For CHIC sermon.
1	Bureau places 3551 graduates; five thousand register with bureau in three years since its founding	E W. Goetch talks about the value of the service.
1	Six seek publications positions; new appropriation assures wages; additional applications expected; candidates are well qualified	George Holmes says that the quality of the applications is high.
1	League executives announced members of new committees	List of Women's League officers and committee members.
1	Student loans exceed $10,000; college gives approval for incorporation of loan association here	About 125 students have taken out loans.
1	Professor Wallace will not return this term	Still recovering from complications of influenza.
1	Eight will have leads in cast of O'Neill play; cast includes seventy-five	Preview of "Marco Millions"; list of cast members.
1	Burton Byers wins oratorical contest	Will represent ISTC in intercollegiate competition.
1	Henrietta Thornton, art instructor, resigns after 38 years' service here	Resignation effective at end of summer 1932 term.
1	Tutors place in forensic meet; local teams tie Wisconsin U. for second honors; Carleton is first	Results of recent competition; photo.
1	Glee clubs give annual concert; Euterpean and Troubadour clubs combine for evening of music	Review of Euterpean and Troubadour glee club performances on campus.
2	Local Orchesis will present program Thursday evening	Will present eight dances.
2	Who stopped the Campanile clock?	Humorous questions about why the clock stopped.
2	Eight students appear in regular bi-monthly departmental recital	List of performers and their work.
2	Eagle Scouts will pan for gold on vacation journey to Black Hills	Professor Buffum will lead trip.
2	Stanley Wood serves on scenery committee at Yale winter pageant	Participates in many dramatic activities while studying at Yale.
2	Lillian Crossley killed by car in Webster City
3	Bartlett Hall holds April Fool party
3	Alpha Society	Hold regular meeting.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Sororities are initiating and pledging new members this week	Campus social calendar.
3	Alphas hold spring banquet and initiation
3	Phi Chi Delta plan April Fool's party
4	Veteran catcher	Senior catcher Leo Schrody poses for the camera; photo.
4	Baseball players practice outdoors	Baseball practices continue.
4	Two wrestlers qualify for Olympic trials; Gerber and Harmon place third in national meet at Bloomington	Maynard Harman and Arthur Gerber will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to try out for the Olympic team; results from national intercollegiate tournament are announced.
4	Panther Tales	Brief profile of Keith Stapley; comments on the upcoming Olympics; photo.
4	Spring sports program is announced; entries in softball, tennis, and track must be posted by April 16	Intramural program and rules for the 1932 spring term.
4	Dickinson directs men in outdoor practice	First meet for track team will be the Kansas Relays on April 23.
4	Athletic Board picks Art Olsen for Berg award; trophy is awarded for most valuable service during basketball season	Junior guard Arthur Olsen was awarded the Berg Trophy for his performance on the 1931-32 basketball team.
4	Life Savers will give carnival here April 20	Corps is currently practicing.