College Eye — April 6, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Senior Prom set for May 4; negotiations under way to obtain popular orchestra
1	Plans for Men's Union near completion; constitution to be submitted at assembly; temporary officers will be selected on the same occasion	Description of organization plans for new men's group.
1	Hart and Pike to speak at forums	On community expectations of colleges.
1	Rogers will present piano recital April 12	Helen Rogers will perform.
1	Dr. Crowder to preach Sunday; Hanson absent	W. G. Crowder will speak at CHIC.
1	'Peace On Earth' is spring play; Davenport, Middleton, and Byers will play in leading roles	List of cast members; preview of the play.
1	Women's Band will give concert here Tuesday, April 10	Performance program.
1	We'll bet no. 7 will prove an exception to all other rules!	Rules for the upcoming Femmes Fancy dance.
1	Ruth Mary Samson to present recital	Performance program.
1	Sherwood Eddy charts East, Germany and Russia in talk; calls Hitlerism anti-toxin to German post-war defeatism	Presents views on Europe and Japan.
1	Women's group will confer on executive plan	Will help women discover qualities of leadership.
1	Ten will go to Grinnell confab; faculty members, students to attend international relations meeting	Will be third annual college convention.
1	David Grant is elected new council leader; John Beebee appointed as vice-president; Brauer is secretary	Brief profiles of officers.
1	Eleven vie for 1934 May queen; final election to be held Monday, April ninth	List of those nominated; description of upcoming event.
1	College offices and bookstore to be rebuilt; tentative plans also cal for landscaping of Commons	Will accommodate changes in administrative organization and beautification plans for Back Circle.
1	"Pirates of Penzance," hilarious opera, will be repeated tonight; Gilbert and Sullivan show has sparkling music, gay lines	A review of the glee club opera "Pirates of Penzance."
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Constitution for proposed Men's Union	Text of the constitution.
2	Books	A book review of "On Running After One's Hat" by G.K. Chesterton.
3	Gayle Howe heads Epsilon Phi Epsilon	Roster of officers.
3	Wesley Foundation Easter service held	Description of services.
3	Stewart elected to presidency of Y.M.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Dr. Punke advocates simple spelling lists	Former faculty member Edward Punke believes in simplified spelling.
3	Fullerton to speak at WMT on music
3	Wesley Players to give Easter play at Cedar Heights	Will present "The Triumph of the Defeated".
3	Hostetter selected new president for Alpha Literary Club	List of officers.
3	Halvorson to speak before English Club	Will speak on spring.
3	Dr. Charles to lead Sunday evening club	Will speak on preaching.
3	Kappa Phi cabinet honors patronesses
3	Untitled	Blythe Kassel visited Dorothy Wilson.
3	Last rites held for Ervin Strawn, noted educational worker	Erwin Edward Strawn died March 26, 1934.
3	Dr. Laurie honored at student center communion service	At Westminster center.
3	"Pirates of Penzance," weekend dance, picnics, crowd calendar	Campus social calendar.
3	Gogerty to play for Boiler Makers' brawl
3	Debaters honored at Men's, Women's Faculty Club party
3	Correction	Tom Lamke's name was omitted from the Honor Roll.
3	National head of Kappa Mu Epsilon to be local guest	Kathryn Wyant will speak.
3	Hughes, V. Roth and Ardys Smith chosen Delt sorority heads	Roster of officers.
4	If I'm Wrong I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	St. Olaf's choir to sing at West High
4	Hutto speaks to P. E. club
4	Freshman nine holds belated outdoor drills	No definite lineup had been formed yet.
4	Panther Cubs	Profile of Charles Barg.
4	Trackmen vie for jaunt to Hastings Races; varsity's first competition will be Nebraska relays	Relay teams have been hampered by cold weather; have had little practice so far.
4	Women's Athletic Association picnic is set for April 17	Intramural sports will begin soon.
4	Thirty-six men out for frosh track tryouts	Charles Barg heads freshmen recruits.
4	Sixteen apply for Eye, Old Gold jobs
4	Whitford scans varsity hitting and infielding; coach stresses timing and meeting the ball squarely	Baseball practice moves outside with present good weather.