College Eye — May 4, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Journalists will dine at annual banquet May 17	Will give awards at dinner.
1	Twelve attending Grinnell conference	Alfred Sze will speak.
1	Eight members of speech class debate at Ames	Use Congressional style of debate.
1	And now it's the 'Spring Sprint' hop
1	'Perfect Alibi' is June drama; commencement play will be presented May 31 and June 1	Preview of the play.
1	J. W. Prince will speak at Sunday church services
1	Music festival will be May 11; Professor C. A. Fullerton to direct spectacle in Men's Gym	Will use Professor Fullerton's massed choir technique.
1	Miss Olive Barker will present pupils in concert Monday	List of performers.
1	Mother's Day to be observed on May 11, 12, 13; committees complete plans for a three-day celebration	Description of activities.
1	Marguerite Miller to present senior voice recital May 8	Performance program.
1	Eye, Old Gold win trophies at state meet	At Iowa College Press meeting.
1	Glee clubs to have concert; Cecilians and Minnesingers to perform Monday, May tenth	Performance program.
1	Mid-term notices sent to students	260 women and 180 men received "D" letters.
1	Candidates for Union now 24 for final vote; last elections for Men's organization will be Monday	List of candidates.
1	Purple Pen to appear on sale Monday, May 7	Will feature forty-one selections by thirty-nine writers; survey of contents.
1	Committees wind up plans for senior prom tonight in Commons; special dinners for parties to be available on reservation	Dance preview.
1	Latham to be Commencement speaker June 4; reception for graduates to take place Sunday, May 27	Commencement ceremony schedule.
1	Phi Sigma Phi group is winner of award for high scholarship
1	Graduates' notice	Should be measured for caps and gowns.
2	Outlook for graduates brighter	Finding a job will be a little easier for graduates this year.
2	Forum	Enjoyed Balloon Dance.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Poetry
3	New college movie is 'Midshipman Jack'
3	Mathematics Club hears Miss Kearney	Dora Kearney spoke on Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Correction	Of Kappa Phi information.
3	Epsilon Phi Epsilon's to hold spring dance
3	Phi Chi Delta spring banquet is May 12
3	Wedding announced yesterday	Paul Bender married Mary Short; photo.
3	Rea Roderick, Hucko wedding will occur in Boston June 23	Rea Roderick married John Hucko.
3	Two piano students to appear in recital	Marjorie Palmquist and Margaret Durham will perform.
3	Wesley Foundation members to hold retreat on May 6
3	Gamma Theta Upsilon members take trip	To Pine Lake State Park.
3	Four housing units of Women's League hold social affairs	Held picnics and dinners.
3	Senior prom and "Spring Spring" top weekend social functions	Campus social calendar.
3	Riverview Park will be scene of annual Presbyterian event	Will hold retreat.
4	Untitled	Women's intramurals under way.
4	Panthers split even at Ames; lose first encounter 15-6, win second game 9-7; Scott pitches	Tutor pitchers no match for Ames hitters.
4	Teachers nine faces Luther in fifth game; will play Norse tomorrow at Decorah; Luther strong	Luther and I.S.T.C. tied for number one on conference standings.
4	Panthers cop two firsts at Drake classic	Relay team sets school record.
4	Mixed swimmers to compete May ninth
4	Erbe to serve on degree committee	On doctoral accreditation.
4	Panthers down Simpson 14 to 5 to even record; Meyers hurls steady ball to garner first victory	Although many regulars were out of the line-up, the Tutors performed well.
4	Dr. Beatrice Geiger is head of College Club for next year	Roster of officers.
4	Varsity, frosh tracksters in triangular tilt; meet Coe, Cornell at Cedar Rapids tomorrow morning	Tutors have a well-balanced team, strong on the track and field.
4	Students to give program at club
4	Untitled	Professor Cable attended Rotary meeting.
4	Tutor netmen to meet Illini here Saturday	Tutor team strong this year, expected to do better than last year's first place team.