College Eye — May 22, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Riebe's photograph "Evening in Iowa" wins highest award	In local exhibition.
1	Commencement for 320 on June 1; festivities of graduation include Oldfather's talk, banquet, play, reception	Schedule of Commencement activities.
1	Dorothy M. Wilson merits high honor	Poem will be published by national magazine.
1	Visiting educators active this week with investigation	Preparing survey for Sixtieth Anniversary celebration.
1	Miss Ruth Mitchell opens tea room	Will open Tally Ho Tearoom at junction of Highway 218 and Rainbow Drive.
1	Miss Ruegnitz to tour the Orient
1	Pi Tau Phi sorority given awards for scholastic ranking
1	Instructors invited as guest speakers for commencements	Faculty will speak around state.
1	Typical modern personalities will be interpreted in "Accent on Youth" next Thursday and Friday	Play preview.
1	New program for freshmen is introduced; housing committee outlines new regulations for Baker Hall	Men's Union announces orientation programs.
1	Women's League proposes change in late permits	Freshmen would have four lates; upperclassmen would have twelve lates.
1	Purple Arrow has election, initiation	List of officers and initiates.
1	Publications Board fills four positions on "Eye," Old Gold	Roster of appointments.
1	Plans complete for dedication of Baker Hall; evening dinner will climax round of activities on Wednesday	Schedule of ceremonies; photo.
1	Blue Key admits nine members at formal initiation	List of new members.
1	Kettler receives oil can; Moore, Cover, Feldman recognized	Roster of those honored at publications banquet.
1	Trio will appear as guest stars over W.M.T.
1	Athletes to be given awards on Recognition Day	Description of ceremonies.
2	Skar takes tests for Ph. D. degree	At University of Iowa.
2	Officers installed by Kappa Delta Pi	Roster of officers.
2	Congratulations, students!	Comments on Commencement as the end of a school career.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Hazel B. Strayer postpones return until coming fall	Will continue work in New York.
2	Bosley's subject to be "Rules in Life"
2	Construct campus "classroom" for canoeing classes	Description of what will be called Prexy's Pond.
2	Veterans future wars addressed by Bosley, Cundy	Excerpts from Professor Bosley's address.
2	Schaefers sailing on Europa, June 6	Will visit Germany.
2	An editor says --30--	Discusses his experiences at ISTC and as the editor of the College Eye; bids his readers and staff farewell.
3	U. S. M. elections	Roster of officers.
3	Orientation leaders form program for campus sister work	Description of plans for Bartlett Hall program.
3	Language Club will show French movie	Will show "La Maternelle".
3	Theta Theta Epsilon entertained
3	Pi Theta pledging	Ruth Rosenberger pledges.
3	Last Round-Up and Commencement activities wind up year's program	Campus social calendar.
3	Students will head for Last Round-Up tonight
3	Camera Club honors Nelson and Albright	Present guests with large photo.
3	Many organizations will climax year by dances and parties	Description of parties.
3	Reaney and Smith in joint recital	Will perform senior recital.
3	Training School will present May festival
3	Class '36 discusses Commencement plans	Faculty speak with students on Commencement activities.
4	Reeves, McNabb to defend loop net titles today	Two ISTC men travel to Brookings, South Dakota, to meet in the North Central Conference championships.
4	Grinnell yearlings down Tutor frosh	ISTC defeated by Grinnell College, 77-53.
4	North Central Conference records
4	Perry collects two homers as Panthers split Luther series	ISTC competed against Luther College, winning 9-7 and losing 12-1.
4	Trackmen down conference foes in dual contest	Panthers defeated South Dakota State, 83 2/3 to 47 1/2.
4	Baseball club faces alumni; Webber collecting alumni diamond aces for Saturday tilt
4	Women's sports	Recent activities include a spring play day, an archery tournament, and a camping trip.
4	Ellen Richards Club entertained at picnic
4	Panther trackmen to defend conference title; Teachers College track squad concede third in conference carnival	Eighteen ISTC trackmen left for Brookings, South Dakota, to compete in the North Central Conference championship.
4	Netmen to meet Coe Wednesday; down Luther, 5-1	After defeating Luther, ISTC has a string of seven consecutive victories.