College Eye — April 15, 1932

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1	College Commons plans are approved by Iowa State Board of Education	Approve preliminary work of architects; hope to done by end of spring term 1933.
1	Debate teams unite with Hamilton Club at banquet tomorrow	Fifty debaters and their guests will attend banquet; wide participation in debate this year.
1	Women will present swim exhibit at men's pool next Wednesday	Will present life saving and swimming exhibit.
1	New Y. M. C. A. officers attend state meeting	Will go to Boone for camping and discussion.
1	"Hello" Week will be from April 25 to 30	Opportunity for students to become better acquainted.
1	Oscar Johnson and Don Finlayson to head Old Gold and College Eye staffs during next school year	Roster of student publications staffs; photo.
1	Dr. Finkenbinder to teach in New York school this summer	Will teach in Albany, New York.
1	Dr. Stifler, Chicago, will preach at college Sunday
1	Student Council will sponsor dance tonight
1	Dr. Latham returns from investigative survey in California	Took part in survey of higher learning there.
1	Social Science faculty delegates will attend Des Moines convention	Will take part in several professional meetings.
1	Rule book of campus etiquette is planned	Will contain information on correspondence, social affairs, correct behavior, and entertaining.
1	Original building on campus was constructed as home for orphans; 25 additional edifices have been erected during past six decades	Brief history of Old Central Hall.
1	Mary Anderson is May Queen; Maxine Vail is runner-up in close contest for honors	Will preside at May Day and Mother's Day activities; photo.
1	Maxwell High wins state high school speech meet here	Results of recent competition.
1	Local professors issue student life book now ready for distribution	Typical student life traced through four years of college.
1	Kappa Delta Pi has initiation; twenty-three new members bring roll to full quota of organization	List of new members.
1	University professors will hold speech clinic at Cedar Falls April 25	University of Iowa faculty will be here.
1	Students offer O'Neill drama here next week; "Marco Millions" incorporates variety from every angle; involves used of twelve sets, elaborate costumes	Preview of the play; list of cast and crew.
1	Bel Canto Club appears in concert, assisted by Wilson B. Paul, reader	Review of Bel Canto glee club's performance last Tuesday.
2	Journalists will go to conclave; Cunningham, Steinberg will address journalists at state convention	Will attend Iowa College Press Association meeting.
2	Dorothy Richardson and Hattie Zoe Short to give joint voice recital here	Performance programs.
2	Government students attend peace parley	Members of Professor Robinson's class attend meeting.
3	Notice	Clubs should furnish information to College Eye.
3	L. S. A.	Held regular meeting.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Epsilon Phi Epsilon pledges four girls	List of pledges.
3	Phi Omega Pi house party is tonight
3	Y. W. C. A. house party is next weekend	At Riverview Park.
3	Robert Buckmaster is elected president of Lambda Gamma Nu	List of officers.
3	Untitled	Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edmonson visited.
3	Untitled	Wilbert Brown pledged Chi Pi Theta.
3	Nine delegates go to state Y. W. conference	List of delegates.
3	Mathematics Club	Robert Huntoon will speak on geometry.
3	Dr. F. W. Lambertson to give talk at tea in Bartlett Hall, East
3	Senior Religious Council to have luncheon Tuesday	Group consists of college faculty and local clergymen.
3	English Club dinner to be next Tuesday	Professor Lambertson will speak.
3	Phi Omega Pi	Entertained guests.
4	Teachers College will entertain high school track stars; growing list of entries indicates a large field of contestants	Iowa State Teachers College High School invitational relays will be held April 23.
4	Women's athletics entry list grows	Recent entries in women's spring intramurals are listed.
4	T. C. High loses to Independence	TCHS was defeated by Independence high school, 68-59.
4	Varsity tennis men prepare for meet with Coe College	First dual meet of the 1932 season will be against Coe College.
4	Track tryouts are scheduled this weekend; one triangular and one dual meet have been scheduled for freshmen	Tryouts will be held to find out who will represent ISTC at the Kansas Relays.
4	Little Tutors finish third in triangular	In triangular, West Waterloo High School had 76 points to East Waterloo's 48 and TC High School's 33.
4	Women athletes elect new officers	List of WAA officers.
4	Coach M. E. Fritzel announces cut of frosh baseball squad; Mason City Junior College and Sheffield High appear on freshmen card	Squad of fifty was reduced to twenty-seven; freshmen players are listed and 1932 schedule is announced.
4	Whitford has difficulty in selecting nine; reserves and sophomores must be used to replace graduated regulars	Possible starting lineups are discussed.