College Eye — April 10, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Shaw stresses proper distribution of student activity	Fannie Shaw believes that too much participation in extracurricular activities can undermine health.
1	Faculty members speak at meeting	At teachers meeting.
1	Students elect new officers for 1936-1937; Alpha Chi's take all five offices in student polls Monday	Brief profiles of new officers.
1	Journalists embark on good will tour of seven colleges	Attempt to stimulate interest in Iowa College Press Association.
1	DeKalb president visits school here	President Adams visits with administrative leaders.
1	Plans are begun for Mother's Day	About two hundred students will be involved in activities.
1	Dean Charles Gilkey of Chicago University chapel will speak at Teachers College today and Sunday
1	Nelson, Denny revise statistics workbook
1	Dean Gilkey will be speaker at Sunday chapel and forum
1	Orchesis to present its annual recital of creative dancing	Description of their routines.
1	Question of Christ discussed by Bosley
1	Press conference to sponsor contests for Iowa member colleges	Will sponsor competition in journalism.
1	Seclusion leaves as highway enters	Road west of stadium, now called Hudson Road, will be state highway.
1	Teachers' wages are on upgrade claims Mr. Hart	Irving Hart completes study for Iowa State Planning Board.
1	That "cabin in the pines" grows into a reality for Dr. Lambertson; rustic cabin is built in Minnesota by speech instructor	Description of Professor Lambertson's new cabin.
1	Minnesinger Glee Club	1935-1936 Minnesinger Glee Club members are pictured; photo.
2	"My Job" subject of forum speech	Mrs. William Hey talks about opportunities for women.
2	Quartet will appear on Kiwanis program
2	Wesley Foundation elects	List of Wesley Players officers.
2	A non-signer submits his ideas on elections	Attacks the process of nominating candidates for the Student Council.
2	"Campus Three-Paw Circus" features tight-rope walker, "Woofus dancers"; unusual animal and people add color to original presentation	Campus School puts on carnival; photo.
2	Do we have an oligarchy at Teachers College?	Criticizes statements made by an anonymous writer who claims that the Student Council elections are not democratic.
2	Teachers' oaths?	Claims that the recent talk about making teachers swear an oath to "preserve the Constitution" is an infringement upon freedom of speech rights.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Pi Tau Phi election	List of officers.
3	Women graduates to be honored at tea	Will hold tea and style show.
3	Alpha Chi initiation	List of initiates.
3	Bartlett Hall girls have Easter tea
3	Sigma Tau Delta to hold meeting Monday	Will plan for Purple Pen.
3	Tau Sigma Delta	Pledges Loraine Scherf.
3	V. O. V. pledging	Pledges Marjorie Jones.
3	Students worship during Holy Week	Will be held daily in Gilchrist Chapel.
3	Dormitory elects committee heads	List of Bartlett Hall officers.
3	Baldwin, Kurtz to assure delegates satisfactory dates	In charge of dates for Press Prom; photo.
3	Pledge members are initiated at service	List of sorority initiates.
3	Easter bonnets to go on parade; drama meet, Press Prom in view	Campus social calendar.
3	Dean Campbell will accompany students to Ohio convention	Of women students organizations.
4	Untitled	Professor Cram will discuss academic freedom on the radio.
4	Splinters--From The Bench	Claims that the tennis team deserves to be considered a major sport at ISTC.
4	Teachers College Relays; high school records
4	Forty varsity men, frosh win awards for winter sports	List of letter winners for basketball and wrestling announced.
4	Senior gridders receive jackets	Now senior athletes will be offered their choice of the traditional "I" sweater or a coaching jacket colored in purple, black, and gold.
4	Tutor nine to play seventeen game schedule	Ten home games and seven away games make up the 1936 season baseball schedule.
4	Forty schools expected for annual Relays; high school and college athletes to compete in 32 events	About 450 athletes are expected to compete in the Fifteenth Annual Teachers College Relays.
4	Tutor nine opens with Cyclones; State Cyclones play here in season opener; Blanchard and Hutchison standing batteries for Panthers	Coach Munn Whitford had a difficult time choosing a lineup for the opening game against Iowa State University.
4	Four Panther matmen enter district Olympic wrestling tournament	Ray Cheney, Davis Natvig, Ivan Moore, and Keith Bueghly will compete in the U.S. semifinal Olympic mat trials.