College Eye — April 17, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Annual conference on Iowa rural life will assemble here
1	Press conference opens this morning; visiting journalists from colleges of Iowa are to arrive on campus today	Conference highlights.
1	Mother's Day plans include open house, luncheons, concerts	Schedule of activities.
1	Students leave on debate trip	Travel to Minnesota.
1	Board elects new editors; Wescott and Weaver chosen to head publications next year	List of College Eye and Old Gold staff members.
1	Latham announces dedication plans for Baker Hall	Will hold dedication May 27. George Baker will be guest.
1	Chamberlain frowns on U.S. participation in Olympic games	May be seen as tribute to Hitler.
1	Dr. Gilkey speaks on renewal of life at Easter services
1	Minnesingers begin weekend tour with concert at Algona
1	Honor Roll is released; perfect grades received by Kirgis, Freet, Cross and Cassill	List of those on Honor Roll.
1	Firstnighters see "The Yellow Jacket," Chinese production, drama department entertains today and tomorrow	Review of the play.
1	Fifteenth Annual Relays to be held here tomorrow; Coe, Grinnell favored to capture major share of college track crowns	Three hundred forty-six athletes from twenty-three high schools and five colleges will compete in the Teachers College Relays.
1	Prize compositions of Kurtz's included in concert program	At music club convention in Cedar Rapids.
1	Ruegnitz numbers to be presented	On the radio.
1	Dramatists here for conference this weekend	Conference highlights.
2	Kindergarten Club	Professor Luse will speak.
2	Minnesinger quartet present program	At Masonic installation.
2	Palmer directs glee club	At Waterloo YMCA.
2	Drama speaker	Former Teachers College student Stanley Wood, pictured, will speak at the drama conference on campus; photo.
2	Amateurs wanted for Spring Fling
2	Dr. J. R. Bennett is guest speaker at Sunday chapel
2	Bryan, Mayfield elected officers of College Club	Roster of officers.
2	Interdenominationalists admit new members	Several people join CHIC.
2	Halvorson to study English culture at Cambridge University	During summer session of 1936.
2	Three senior music majors to present recital in Gilchrist	Performers and their programs.
2	Dr. Charles appointed on radio committee	Will serve on Child Welfare Committee.
2	Music students to conduct symphony evening of May 8	Roster of student directors.
2	Life is romantic, not doing a sum, claims Dr. Gilkey	Excerpts from address by Charles Gilkey.
2	Cunningham talks to Holmes' class	Robert Cunningham speaks on opportunities in radio.
3	Room decoration contest held for Bartlett Hall girls
3	Women's League sponsors dance
3	Dress for Press Prom	Advice on appropriate attire.
3	Phi Sigma Phi	Evelyn Dierks pledges.
3	Roth and Gilson, former students are wed on Easter	Velda Roth married Bradner Gilson.
3	Four students model suitable graduation attire at Commons	At graduates tea.
3	Orchesis appears in dance recital Thursday evening	Description of the dances; photo.
3	Samson presents recital	At Methodist Episcopal Church.
3	Weekend events start off with "The Yellow Jacket," Press Prom	Campus social calendar.
4	Seniors to order announcements soon
4	Pi Thetas have new patroness	Mildred Rice elected.
4	Untitled	Hortence Hege will speak to Lutheran Student Association.
4	To judge music contests	Professors Mayfield and Palmer will judge.
4	An opportunity to show pride in Teachers College	Encourages students to welcome the many visitors who will be on campus this weekend.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Music is discovered in pipes and rattles by harmony students	Professor Hill hears music everywhere.
4	Primary Club hears Dr. H. A. Riebe speak	Will speak on photography.
4	Sophomores will be given tests on April 28, 29	Will participate in national sophomore testing.
4	Dr. Paul presents testing program
4	See results of Japanese work	At Hudson School.
5	Non-reservers get a last chance to obtain Old Golds
5	Children's paintings will be exhibited in art department	Sponsored by New York group.
5	Dr. Charles named on safety committee	Will help plan state curriculum.
5	Relays entry	Myrtle Telleen will be ISTC's entry for Drake Relays Queen; photo.
5	Sigma Tau Delta candidates elected	List of candidates.
5	Model "T", piece by piece, pictures motor industry history since 1914; radiator cap is found to be only reminder of the original	More information on Herloff Petersen's car.
5	Supervisors' meeting to be here April 18
5	Man enters "No Man's Land"; makes quick exit	Man enters Bartlett Hall by mistake.
5	Music recital given Thursday afternoon	List of performers.
5	Music department will present two seniors in recital	Erva Mae Felter and Grace Nymeyer will perform.
5	National relationships committee will meet on campus April 24	Several faculty will participate.
6	Platteville team plays Panther nine today; Wisconsin Teachers nine will invade local field at 3:15 this afternoon	Coach Lawrence Whitford was pleased with ISTC's last performance and will likely keep the same lineup; photo.
6	Splinters--From The Bench	Comments on the upcoming Teachers College Relays; photo.
6	Twenty-six frosh cindermen report to Coach Bender	Freshmen men have been practicing indoors, due to inclement weather; Panther aspirants are listed.
6	Teachers College Relays; college records
6	Cyclone squad downs Panthers in opener, 11-8; Blanchard fans thirteen men; homers feature Saturday's tilt	"Dude" Blanchard struck out thirteen in ISTC's season opener.