College Eye — April 13, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. H. A. Bosley will preach at church service
1	Over 150 couples to attend dance	Arrangements and rules for the Femmes Fancy dance.
1	Drama confab to be April 21; extensive program planned by drama department for delegates	Conference program schedule.
1	Eight to speak in new type debate	Will feature Congressional style.
1	Committees to arrange plans for leadership
1	Crawford wins close race for Queen of May	Election results; photo.
1	Sylvia Sidney will pick handsome man	Movie star will pick man for Old Gold.
1	Prom hour is extended to 1; king to be elected as an added feature of affair	King and Queen will be revealed at dance; will last until 1AM for first time in college history.
1	Men's Union formally organized at assembly; articles revised, adopted; petition blanks for office seekers available at Dean's office	Election petitions available; purpose is "promulgating cooperation and interest among men students".
1	Plans arranged for volume of student verses	Five hundred copies of book containing student verse will be published.
1	New May fete plans revealed; committee arranges many features for May 12 festivities	Will include four Maypoles on south campus.
1	Twenty-one take part in oratorio	List of those who presented "Daughter of Jairus".
1	James Ebel is head of board; Marion Bragonier chosen secretary of Board of Publications	Board will select press convention delegates.
1	Graduation thins pep frat roster; applicants sought	Rho Epsilon Rho seeking new members.
1	Panther Relays set for April twenty-first; collegiate races to feature six Iowa college teams	Coe, Grinnell, Cornell, Morningside, and Carleton have been invited to relays.
1	Large cast to take part in anti-war play; drama production classes assisting in making of play	List of cast members for "Peace on Earth".
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	A banner year!	Creation of student pep organization and the Men's Union are notable changes for student body.
2	Forum	Would like to have seen more participation at the meeting to organize the Men's Union.
2	Know Your Campus	History and description of the Campanile.
2	Books	A book review of "Man's Mortality" by Michael Arlen.
2	Poetry
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Syncopated supper features 'Hits o' '34'	Song titles will be used as supper theme.
3	Davenport is new Kappa Theta head	Roster of Kappa Theta Psi officers.
3	Freeman pupils will give recital Monday	List of performers.
3	Lauretta Starry to present recital Wednesday night	Performance program.
3	Alpha Delta Alpha social fraternity leads in studies	Grade point averages of campus fraternities.
3	Fullerton, Erbe will talk at station WMT	On school music.
3	"Campus Playboys" book Cunard job	Richard Sucher band will travel to Europe.
3	Ruegnitz presents Paige Williams in recital on Monday	Performance program.
3	Pupil of Lois Roush is winner of contest	Marion Edith Hospers honored.
3	Symposium Club to hear speech tilts	Forensics students will entertain.
3	"Femmes Frolic" is high spot in social events during week-end	Campus social calendar.
3	Untitled	Professor Lambertson will speak to credit association.
3	Three initiated by earth science club	Roster of new Gamma Theta Upsilon.
3	Pi Theta's initiate three preps tomorrow	Roster of new Pi Theta Pi members.
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Poetry recital will be feature of tea	Professor Terry read poetry.
4	Spring intramural managers selected	Spring intramurals will include track, kittenball, golf, and tennis.
4	Constance Bennett in college picture	Will show "Our Betters".
4	Dr. Beard reports birth of daughter	Daughter Jean born.
4	Baseball squad drills for game against Iowa; Whitford reduces size of team by cut Monday	Panther infield is strong this year.
4	Freshman track candidates look strong in drills	Freshmen look really strong in field events.
4	Six men leave for Nebraska; Moeller, Nichols, Walgren, Hulin, White, Meikle make trip	Track members leave for Hastings Relays.
4	Sock in the hand worth 2 on foot?	Women had to obtain garter in hazing activity.
4	Announcements to be on sale Monday
4	McCuskey cuts frosh baseball squad to thirty	Twenty men do not make cut.
4	Varsity net men begin workout	Coach Haddox builds his team around Dick Rickert and Don Klotz.