College Eye — April 2, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	A lively campus? Magic, bubble dance, local flood, two Alabama co-eds, or what have you?	Quick photo essay on campus news and events; photo.
1	Musicians plan to attend meet	List of students and faculty who will attend regional meeting.
1	Scholarship is announced here	Kappa Delta Pi will sponsor the scholarship.
1	Tutor women debaters will close season; Snyder, Dippel meet team from Alabama tomorrow evening	First time that two women's debating teams have met on campus; photo.
1	Wednesday, and here's what the Eye office is---	A look at the action in the College Eye office as the paper is put together.
1	Gymnasium workman dies from injuries	PWA worker Roy Ash was killed in an accident involving a truck and a pile of cinders.
1	Lambert and Cross picked as delegates	To attend national Kappa Mu Epsilon meeting.
1	New league vice-president is hero of flood outbreak in Bartlett Hall; plugs hole when lavatory falls and breaks pipe in room	Wava Trunnell helped to mitigate a nasty mess.
1	Dawber is speaker at college church service on Sunday	Mark H. Dawber will speak.
1	Horns builds new kind of tree for use in art class	Tree shows ranges and hues of color.
1	Faculty trio will present last of leisure program	Professors Hill, Searight, and Ritter will perform.
1	Men's Union petitions must be filed today	For primary elections.
1	Campus is host to rural meet here on Monday	Will discuss rural churches and communities; first of five programs.
1	Views of the News	Observations on world and national news.
1	Kappa Delta Pi has informal initiation for new members	List of new members.
1	Players named for mid-term spring drama	List of cast members for "Murder in the Cathedral".
1	When Benz mutters Abracadaba--My!	Stanley Benz likes to perform magic.
2	Palmer conducts survey of arts	Harold Palmer will attempt to learn what is being taught in high school industrial arts classes.
2	Students here act as artists' models	Students model at Art League meetings.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses across the country.
2	Adventure and mystery await you on the streets under the ground	A walk through the campus tunnel system.
2	It's the Gypsy in us	Believes that a more varied selection of entertainment on campus would keep students from going off campus for recreation.
2	Golf and the girl	Poetic look at a young woman enjoying golf.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
3	Kappa Theta Psi	List of initiates.
3	Theta Gamma Nu	List of officers.
3	Alpha Chi Epsilon	List of new pledges.
3	V. O. V. Sigma Phi pledging	List of new pledges.
3	Pi Theta Pi	List of officers.
3	Pi Phi Omega	List of officers.
3	Alpha Chi Epsilon	List of initiates.
3	Tau Sigma Delta	Pledged Hazel Riley.
3	Delta Phi Delta	List of officers.
3	Baker Hall Doin's	News from Baker Hall.
3	Bubble trouble
3	Let's Guess Who
3	Graduates invited to style show, tea	Will show styles appropriate for graduation.
3	"Spring Sprint" for off-campus girls to be held in Commons April 27; Jim Crosby booked to play; Waterloo and Cedar Falls girls invited	Off-campus women will sponsor dance.
3	Students of '76 paid two-dollar tuition	William Bartlett writes to Professor Hart and tells about the early days of the school.
3	Activities of faculty	News notes about faculty activities.
3	Snooper reveals what students eat	A look at what students eat at a local cafeteria.
3	Tutor Timetable	Schedule of campus activities.
3	Summer cottons are fashion feature of informal style show	Will be featured at style show.
3	Bobby Grigg's Orchestra will play for last all-college dance April 9
3	Students present recital Thursday	Program of performers and their work.
4	From Sergeant to mentor--Whitford	A look at Coach Whitford's experiences in the Army during World War I; photo.
4	Amazon Antics	News about women's sports.
4	Folks, meet Blackie--the "man behind the towels" in Teachers College sports activity	Profile of Men's Gymnasium custodian R. V. Black; offers views of college athletics.
4	Boosters Club calls for sports writers	Hope to write and send stories to hometown newspapers.
4	Seasons open	Coach "Mun" Whitford's baseball team will travel to Ames to begin its fourteen game schedule.
4	Middle distances strong as Cubs take to cinders	Coach Paul Bender reports that the freshmen track team looks strong in the middle distances as they prepare for the conference meet.
4	All out for badminton; Starbeck launches two men's classes	College students find out that badminton is a competitive sport requiring good footwork, timing, and endurance.
4	Cub diamondmen begin workout	Thirty-eight freshmen are still practicing indoors as they get prepared for their three game season.
4	Ninety prep schools and five colleges to receive invitations for teachers college relays	Roughly four hundred students will participate in this year's Sixteenth Annual Teachers College Relays.