College Eye — May 25, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"Perfect Alibi" to be different play	Preview of the play.
1	Pupils of W. E. Hays to present recital	List of performers.
1	Reception for graduates ushers in Commencement; extensive program ready; band concert, ball game, play, dinner, dance are on schedule	Lengthy description of the ceremonies.
1	Lynch reveals staff changes; H. Darkes Albright will succeed Holden here in the fall	Harold Bosley will assume duties as director of religious activities.
1	Women hold track meet on Tuesday	Seven events take place at school meet.
1	Cap, gown breakfast is innovation here	Graduates invited to come for breakfast in caps and gowns.
1	Leaves of absence given to coaches	Johnny Baker, Dave McCuskey, and L. W. Whitford will be away for the summer.
1	Sophomore test grades reveal section leaders	Roster of those who placed highest in sophomore testing.
1	High school playday to be next Thursday	At TCHS.
1	Eye is rated All-American in national meet; newspaper wins 845 out of possible 1000 points	Contest run by National Scholastic Press association.
1	"Last Roundup" is feature of final all-college dance
1	Seventeen join pep fraternity; Rho Epsilon Rho elects new members at May 23rd meeting	List of new members.
1	Wanted!	Need College Eye subscription sales personnel.
1	Thirteen track squads arrive for tilt today; Panther stadium is scene of Iowa conference competitions	Tutors looking for their seventh consecutive conference championship.
1	Robert Brown is awarded oil can at dinner May 17	Roster of other award winners.
1	Barker is given scholarship by Kappa Delta Pi	Group holds initiation and banquet.
1	Biology majors will start frat; chapter of national group will be installed tomorrow	List of charter members of Beta Beta Beta.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Checking up	College Eye looks back on 1933-1934 and wishes luck to graduating staff.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Poetry
2	Books	Book reviews of "The End Of Our Time" by Nicholas Berdynev and "Horizons" by Norman Bel Geddes.
3	Dunkle, Lillig give reception Monday	Mary Dunkle and Lolita Lillig gave senior recitals.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Hanson to give four graduation sermons	At area high schools.
3	College music group will present recital in Commons Sunday	Will present work by modern composers.
3	Sally Gutz installed as new president of girls' dormitory	Roster of Bartlett Hall officers.
3	Women's athletic groups close year in tour of state	Graduates visit sites in northeast Iowa.
3	Theta Gamma Nu's dance at Waterloo
3	Untitled	List of Professor Ruegnitz's pupils who performed recently.
3	Crosby Bickel's band will play for Delts at summer formal
3	Xanho dance to be held at club house
3	Methodist sorority has May breakfast	Honor graduates.
3	Honor Helen Bartelt at pre-school tea	Has been critic in training for past two years.
3	Orchesis to present dances for A. A. U. W.
3	League sponsors farewell picnic	Will honor women graduates.
3	Don Miller selected as leader of Kappa Delta Pi fraternity	Roster of officers.
3	Seniors will attend Lathams' reception
3	Pi Tau Phi's initiate two; elect officers	Roster of officers.
3	Hays will present Richardson, Wick in recital Monday	Performance programs.
3	Commencement activities will dominate society functions	Campus social calendar.
3	Gamma's to dance at Sunnyside Club	Alpha Beta Gamma will hold spring formal dance.
4	Freshman nine to meet Norse frosh Monday	Game will take place before varsity meet.
4	Panthers' hits win two-game cyclone series; "Dick" Rollins gets timely home runs in both encounters	Panthers pull ahead in ninth inning.
4	Tutor netmen coop Luther meet 4-2	Tutors win their third meet of the season.
4	Prep netsters seek state crown here; play to begin tomorrow on college courts; drawings for singles and doubles will be Saturday	Twelve high school teams travel here tomorrow.
4	Alpha Chi's win intramural track	Alpha Chi beat out Lambda Gamma for top spot.
4	Tutor, Luther nines will play here on Monday	Luther will be stiff competition.
4	Teachers win Decorah meet; Tutors place in thirteen out of sixteen events	Four men still on injured list.