College Eye — May 8, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Training School to present class play, "Green Stockings"	Several TC students assist.
1	Religious practices lacking in homes, asserts Dr. Bosley
1	Mothers to be welcomed for weekend of festivities on annual celebration program; campus offers a variety of luncheons, concerts, and movie	Schedule of activities.
1	Purple Pen for spring term to be issued May 19	Survey of contents.
1	Younkers' secretary to address forum	Emily Hunter will speak on women's vocations.
1	Old Golds out
1	Plans initiated for 60th year anniversary; seven noted educators are to conduct research for commemoration	Will include convocation and conference on survey findings.
1	Louis Panico's band booked for annual senior class prom	Description of the dance.
1	Nine men accept bids to Blue Key, service fraternity	Roster of new members.
1	Cafeteria heads resign positions at end of term	Ruth Mitchell has been on campus since 1927; Cena Olmstead has been on campus since 1933.
1	Camera Club exhibits for visiting mothers
1	Graber receives honorary reward	From Kappa Delta Pi; photo.
1	Four year students take tests given by Bureau of Research	In contemporary affairs and world history.
1	Mayfield to lead Good Will concert	At Waterloo West High School.
1	Recognition will be given to honorary organization members next Wednesday; Nelson, Suter, Graber will address student body at assembly	At Recognition Day assembly.
1	A. C. Fuller named eleventh district Rotary governor
1	Counterpoint class, composition pupils perform next week	List of performers.
2	What do you read?	Comments on the condition of different kinds of magazines in the library.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Publicity staffs will dine May 19	Will hold traditional publications dinner; photo.
2	J. C. Cundy will address V. F. W. in Gilchrist Hall
2	To the editor--	Claims that most students do not have time for extracurricular activities.
2	More to the editor--	Wonders if students are truly getting everything they should out of the college experience.
3	Dorothy Logan to appear in recital	Will present senior recital.
3	Organizations honor mothers; many groups plan for teas, luncheons, dinners, breakfasts	Campus social calendar.
3	Robertson chosen queen of frolic	Margaret Robertson is queen of May Frolic.
3	Nelson will award scholarship prizes to three sororities	For best scholarship.
3	Students announce engagement May 2	Elizabeth Self will marry Lloyd Ruby.
3	Biology Club	Professor Jopson speaks on reptiles.
3	Mother's Day program will be main event on schedule this weekend	Mother's Day activities.
3	Sigma Tau Delta to hold formal banquet	List of initiates.
4	Red Cross swimming exams are scheduled
4	Panthers play Wisconsin nine; Tutors will invade River Falls diamond Friday and Saturday	Probable lineups for games against Wisconsin are listed.
4	Frosh baseball squad is named	Coach Dave McCuskey has a freshmen team of twenty-six men.
4	Tennis team risks record; will meet Hamline U. today; play Grinnell and Coe next week	ISTC will have its first home game of the 1936 season against Hamline University.
4	Untitled	Professor Brown will be advisor to Alpha Delta Alpha.
4	Untitled	Mothers and friends of pupils entertained at Campus School.
4	Triangular meet on Teachers College track tomorrow; Panthers host to Coe, Cornell teams Saturday	Students who participated are listed with their events.
4	Tutors trounce Simpson squad by 22-10 score	Simpson squad allowed eighteen hits against ISTC.
4	Net team downs Luther; Panthers drop one match	ISTC defeated Luther College, 6-1.
4	Varsity trackmen nose out frosh in annual meet	Varsity defeated freshmen, 67 1/2 to 59 1/2.