College Eye — May 18, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Terry helps to devise uniform entrance tests	Professor Terry works on college English entrance examinations.
1	Eye vacancies filled by two; Byerly, Schmidt appointed as summer term officers	Helen Byerly will be summer managing editor; Margaret will be summer society editor.
1	Curtis interviewed about Men's Union	Outlines views on purpose and future of organization.
1	Copies of 1934 Old Gold to be issued May 28; sound of bells, blowing of whistles to usher in new book	Preview of the Old Gold.
1	Eight faculty men to speak; eighteen high schools ask T.C. professors for addresses	For high school Commencement ceremonies.
1	Increase in marriages creating more vacancies, says Dr. Goetch; placement bureau records over three hundred jobs in April	E. W. Goetch talks about factors that might enhance teacher placement.
1	Latham loans school banner to "Playboys"	Richard Sucher and the Campus Playboys will sail on a Cunard line ship and entertain passengers.
1	Notice to graduates	Commencement and Baccalaureate tickets will be available.
1	Extension division teaches Spanish to Iowan in Ecuador	Ruth Popejoy is teaching in Quito; taking Spanish via mail.
1	Assembly held for honorary organizations; high seniors and members of fourteen societies are presented	Description of ceremony honoring scholastic achievement.
1	Dr. Latham is named on new planning group	Will join Irving Hart on State Planning Board.
1	Editor elected for Purple Pen; roger Bennett is new head of student literary magazine	Profile of Roger Bennett; list of Sigma Tau Delta officers.
1	Big Sisters meet for short program	Will serve as freshman advisors.
1	Ihm is elected leader of Blue Key fraternity; president entertains men's honorary group at dinner	President Latham holds dinner for the group.
1	Student verse to be printed; book contains writings of fifty-one students, is on sale May 22	Sigma Tau Delta will publish "A Book of Student Verse"; will include work by students who have been in school since 1927.
1	Dr. Hawley to lead at church service	Charles A. Hawley will speak at CHIC.
2	Student thought vs. red suspenders	Students beginning to think.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Expressmen prepare for baggage needs	Railway Express Agency ready for rush season.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Laughter and learning	Add humor to the newspaper.
2	Poetry
3	Dr. Nelson speaks at spring banquet of Pi Beta Alpha
3	Untitled	Visited friends in Grinnell.
3	Bartlett Hall girls dined at Commons	At formal dinner party.
3	Women's League to sponsor picnic for all women students	To be held at Golf Course.
3	Speech Club elects fall term officers	Roster of officers.
3	Kappa Phi seniors to give breakfast
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Sorority and fraternity dances hold spotlight over week-end	Campus social calendar.
3	Education group to initiate twelve new members on Monday	Kappa Delta Pi will hold initiation ceremony.
3	Pi Theta Pi to hold spring dinner dance
3	Phi Sigma Phi will hold sport dance
3	Untitled	Roger Willert visited campus.
3	Miss Erna Baars to be presented in voice program	Performance program.
3	V.O.V. sorority will present club dance
3	Alpha Delta Alpha's entertain mothers
4	New staff edits this issue of College Eye
4	Eight students eligible to join Beta Beta Beta	List of new members.
4	Untitled	Lambda Delta Lambda holds picnic.
4	Sixty attend dinner of Phi Chi Delta's
4	Tutor netsters to play Luther team Saturday	Iowa conference meet next weekend on Panther turf.
4	Panthers play Ames Saturday in second tilt; journey to Indianola on Monday for game with Simpson	Blanchard, still injured, probably will not play tomorrow.
4	Iowa trackmen will meet here; track contest has been won by Panthers for past six years	Thirteen schools will meet here for conference track meet.
4	Beta Sigma Phi has educational meeting
4	Carleton beats Panthers 11-8; Tutor errors account for fourth defeat of season	Tutor pitchers allowed fifteen hits.
4	Intramural track meet held today	Golf and tennis tournaments behind schedule.